Hi Chitanda,

TOEFL score is mainly accepted by higher education institutes in countries like USA, Canada and Singapore among others. It is a test of english language proficiency. TOEFL is also asked by some organisations from people who travel to work in USA from non-native english speaking countries. Having a good TOEFL score cannot ensure you a good job.  That depends on the organisations' interview requirements. 

Hi Ameen,

There are no eligibility criteria for the TOEFL exam. It is an English proficiency test used by a number of universities and a few countries to determine the level of English proficiency before they can accept a student for admission to their program or accept the person's candidature for job positions.

Anyone can give the exam. TOEFL will give more information on all aspects of the exam.

Do revert if you need more information.

Best wishes,

You will receive an email letting you know when your scores are available — approximately 10 days after your test date. You can log in to your TOEFL iBT account on the TOEFL ® registrationwebsite and click "View Scores" on your home page to see yourscores

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I hope this helps 

Hi Dinesh,

Absolutely you can give TOEFL exam after your higher secondary exam for further study in abroad.

Thank you.Good luck.

Hi Runu, 

Yes you can apply for MBA programs in the USA with 16 years of education and 1 year of work experience as well as the GMAT and TOEFL.

But the scores of these tests and the duration of your work experience plays a major role in your admission determination.

For many of the top B-schools in the USA, a candidate requires:

• A GMAT score of 650+ on a 200-800 point scale.
• A TOEFL iBT score of 100+

The average work experience for top B-school admittants is approximately 5 years of work experience. 

Hi,

TOEFEL is a test that gives information about how proficient you are in English language. Most foreign universities require that you give TOEFEL or some accept IELTS scores too. Along with this exam you can give GRE(MS) or GMAT(MBA) too.

If you have completed B.Pharma then I think you could:

1. Get adequate domestic experience and try for middle east
2. Try to get Pharmacy assistant/trainee positions in middle east and then write the examination (Aster Pharmacy conducts recruitment for freshers and those with basic experience for the post of dispensing pharmacist trainee)
3. Go for higher studies in Canada, US or Australia and thereby upgrade your academic qualification and professional skills
4. Attempt examinations like those of Australia, whose initial stage I heard could be written from Banglaore. (Please explore that option online to conform)
5. Choose Master’s program in India if you could get into one of the top 10 listed by NIRF MHRD, National Institute Ranking Framework (NIRF) (Please don’t go for Pharm D Post Baccalaureate as it neither gives you time to completely focus on clinical side (therapeutics 1,2 and 3 in 3rd year), nor on research side(thesis of 6 months in 4th year) and an extra year of a pseudo “internship” for which we have to pay the entire fee and receive a meager stipend if any)

All the very best…