When are TOEFL results expected to be released?

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Your scores will be available in your ETS account 4–8 days after your test date.Scores are typically available online and available 4 - 8 days after your test date. The exact date will be shown on screen at the end of your test.Paper score reports include MyBest scores and are mailed to TOEFL Design

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Raushan Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

a month ago

The TOEFL score will be available within 4 to 8 days (3 days after January 21, 2026) after your test date in your ETS account. Exact TOEFL result date will be displayed at end of your TOEFL iBT test.

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