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Is a score of 85 in TOEFL good for St. Cloud State University?

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Yes, a score of 85 in TOEFL is good for St. Cloud State University. The eligibility criteria is a score of 61 and above for B.Tech and BBA, whereas a score of 79 and above for MEM and MBA. However a score of more than 85 will give an assurance of better competition and a strong application. If there are high scores it would assure a strong application form and increase the possibility to get a scholarship and more the score more will be the relaxation provided.

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