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No.1 TOEFL Centre · Nigeria 2026

TOEFL in Nigeria. Register, prep & write in one place.

An ETS-approved TOEFL iBT registration and preparation centre serving all 36 states, with centres in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. Register once and unlock free physical/online classes, free mock tests, and free self paced study account .

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The standard TOEFL fee runs about ₦250,000. With Mafit you pay ₦220,000, and you also get ₦800,000+ in classes, mocks, books and Magoosh, included free.

By the numbers
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Official
ETS-approved TOEFL iBT test centre in Nigeria
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16
years preparing Nigerian candidates
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100%
of your preparation included free
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36
states plus the FCT, fully covered
Why Mafit

The clear leader for TOEFL in Nigeria.

Four reasons Nigerian TOEFL candidates consistently choose Mafit over generic outlets and going it alone.

Authorised

No.1 ETS Partner

ETS-approved status and one of the most-awarded TOEFL prep centres in Africa.

Method

Built for 110+

Structured tracks and six mock exams that push candidates past 100, and on toward 110+.

Included

100% Free Prep

Kaplan, Barron's, ETS guides, Magoosh Premium and the Manhattan 5 lb series, all included.

Reach

All 36 States

Centres in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, with live online classes everywhere.

Side by side

Mafit vs the rest: an honest comparison.

No spreadsheet needed, just the head-to-head. Here is what you get with Mafit set against a generic outlet or going it alone.

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The rest
₦220,000, code Mafit
Registration fee
About ₦250,000
6 to 10 weeks, free
Free prep classes
Not included
Six full mocks
Instructor-led mocks
Not offered
Kaplan, Barron's, ETS
Textbook stack
Buy separately
Free, ₦180,000 value
Magoosh Premium
Not offered
Daily exchanges
Peer Tag-Team
Not available
Cash paid at 110+
₦20,000 reward
No reward
Start at ₦70,000
Pay Small Small
Pay in full upfront
Dedicated, 36 states
Counsellor support
Limited or none
Lagos, Abuja, PH
All in one place
Limited
₦800,000+
Total value
Registration only

Reflects the Mafit 2026 bundle. The standard TOEFL fee, about ₦250,000, is set by ETS; the Mafit discount applies at registration.

Included free

Eight tools that turn registration into a 110+ machine.

Every item below is included free with your TOEFL registration at Mafit. No hidden fees, no surprise charges.

FREE Mock iBT Exam

An exam-format TOEFL iBT mock invigilated by ETS-trained staff, with full score analysis.

₦45,000 value

FREE Physical Classes

6 to 10 weeks of in-person TOEFL prep in Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt.

₦150,000 value

FREE Live Online

The same instructors and content, anywhere in Nigeria. Sessions recorded for review.

₦120,000 value

Kaplan, Barron's & ETS

The full TOEFL textbook stack, including the Manhattan 5 lb practice book.

₦85,000 value

Magoosh Premium

A full Magoosh TOEFL Premium subscription, normally ₦180,000, included free.

₦180,000 value

Peer Tag-Team Review

Speaking and writing peer-review, with daily 30-minute exchange partnerships.

Priceless

Six Full Mocks

Six full-length TOEFL mocks with detailed score analysis and review.

₦180,000 value

₦20,000 Score Bonus

Score 110+ on your TOEFL and we pay you ₦20,000 cash. No strings attached.

Cash payout

Pay Small Small: start with ₦70,000.

Begin prep immediately and complete the balance any time before your scheduled TOEFL date.

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TOEFL iBT · 2026 format

The TOEFL exam format: timing, sections and question types

The TOEFL iBT was redesigned in 2026. It is shorter than before, runs in a fixed order, and now adapts to your level as you go. Here is how the current test is built, section by section, so you know exactly what to expect on test day.

Current TOEFL iBT structure
SectionTimeWhat you do
Readingabout 30 minComplete the Words, Read in Daily Life, and Read an Academic Passage. Delivered as two adaptive modules.
Listeningabout 29 minChoose a Response, plus conversations, announcements and academic talks. Also two adaptive modules.
Writingabout 23 minBuild a Sentence, Write an Email, and Write for an Academic Discussion.
Speakingabout 8 minListen and Repeat, and Take an Interview.

Total testing time is roughly 90 minutes, and the whole appointment, with directions, is under two hours.

What is new in the 2026 format

Reading and Listening are now adaptive: how you do on the first module decides whether the second is harder or easier. Three new task types appear, Complete the Words in Reading, Build a Sentence in Writing, and Listen and Repeat in Speaking, while the old independent essay and the separate integrated speaking tasks have been retired. The four sections come in a fixed order, Reading, Listening, Writing then Speaking, with no scheduled break.

How the TOEFL is scored

Each section is reported on a 1.0 to 6.0 band, and your overall score is the average of the four sections, rounded to the nearest half band. For a transition period after January 2026, ETS also gives a comparable score on the familiar 0 to 120 scale, so universities that still quote a 0 to 120 requirement can read your result either way.

Preparing for the new format

Because the test now adapts and rewards steady accuracy over speed alone, practice on the current format matters. Our free classes and full length mocks are built around the redesigned TOEFL, so the tasks you rehearse are the tasks you will actually see. Register and start preparing, or pick a date from the schedule above.

Pricing

Three ways to register.

Start free

Prep Only

From ₦70,000
Begin classes before committing to a date
  • Physical classes, 6 to 10 weeks
  • Magoosh Premium account
  • Books and study groups
Start preparing
Most popularBest value

Full Registration

₦220,000
With discount code Mafit
  • Official TOEFL iBT registration
  • All freebies included
  • Six mock exams and analysis
  • Peer Tag-Team review
  • ₦20,000 reward at 110+
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For visa-bound

TOEFL Plus Visa Support

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Plus visa fee
  • Everything in Full Registration
  • F1, Study Permit, Tier 4 support
  • SOP and application review
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Secure online registration. All payments are officially receipted by ETS-approved Mafit Study Centre.

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Free tool

Score checker & university matcher.

Pick your target TOEFL iBT band to see the universities that accept your level, instantly.

Your target TOEFL score
Where you sit, out of 120
Developing, below 79
Keep building. Our free prep is designed to lift you past this band quickly.
Good, 79 to 89
Meets the entry requirement for many universities. A little more pushes you higher.
Strong, 90 to 99
A solid score accepted by a wide range of good universities worldwide.
Excellent, 100 to 109
A strong score. Qualifies for most top US, Canadian and European universities.
Elite, 110+
An elite score. Competitive for the Ivy League and the world's top universities.
University match preview
Harvard, MIT, PrincetonNeeds 100+Qualified
Stanford, Yale, ColumbiaNeeds 100+Qualified
University of Toronto, McGillNeeds 90+Qualified
UK Russell Group (most)Needs 92+Qualified
Mid-tier US universitiesNeeds 79+Qualified
Many Canadian collegesNeeds 80+Qualified
TOEFL for Australian migration

TOEFL for Australian PR, straight from Nigeria.

Planning to migrate to Australia from Nigeria? The TOEFL iBT is accepted by the Australian Department of Home Affairs for every points-tested skilled migration visa, including the subclass 189 Skilled Independent, 190 Skilled Nominated and 491 Skilled Regional visas. Your TOEFL score does more than pass here, it earns you points on the points test, up to 20 points for Superior English, and you can sit the TOEFL for Australia right in Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt with our free preparation.

What your TOEFL score is worth for Australia PR

Australia rates your English at three levels, and each is worth points on the skilled migration points test. Competent English is the minimum and adds 0 points: Listening 12, Reading 13, Writing 21, Speaking 18. Proficient English adds 10 points: Listening 24, Reading 24, Writing 27, Speaking 23. Superior English adds 20 points: Listening 28, Reading 29, Writing 30, Speaking 26. Each of the four sections must reach the level on its own, so your lowest section decides your English level, and the Department of Home Affairs accepts results within three years of your test date. Confirm the current thresholds with the Department of Home Affairs or a registered migration agent before you lodge.

Why Superior English is the score to chase

In Australian skilled migration, invitations go to the highest point scores first, and English is one of the easiest places to add points. Moving from Competent to Superior English is a swing of 20 points, often the difference between an invitation to apply and months in the queue. That is why Nigerian candidates targeting Australia PR aim for the Superior band, and our TOEFL classes are built to lift all four sections, Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing, to that level rather than just scraping a pass.

Migrating to Australia from Nigeria? Sit the TOEFL and aim for Superior English, 20 points on the points test.

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Sit the TOEFL for Australia without leaving Nigeria

You do not travel abroad to sit it. Register the TOEFL in Nigeria, write it at our centres in Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt, and use your result for your Expression of Interest and the points test. Through Mafit, the No.1 ETS TOEFL partner in Africa, your TOEFL for Australia PR from Nigeria comes with free classes, six full mock exams and Speaking and Writing peer review focused on the Australian score bands. See Australia PR from Nigeria for the full skilled migration path.

Ready to start your Australian PR journey? Register with code Mafit and a counsellor maps your TOEFL plan within one working day.

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Nationwide coverage

TOEFL in all 36 states and the FCT.

Three flagship centres in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, with the same live online classes for every other state. Tap a region to explore.

North West

North West

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A flagship Mafit centre is in Kano, with online classes reaching the rest of the region.

North East

North East

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Online live classes with the same instructors and the same bundle reach every state here.

North Central

North Central

Abuja (FCT) · centreNigerKwaraKogiBenuePlateauNasarawa

A flagship Mafit centre is in Abuja (FCT), with online classes reaching the rest of the region.

South West

South West

Lagos · centreOyoOgunOsunOndoEkiti

A flagship Mafit centre is in Lagos, with online classes reaching the rest of the region.

South South

South South

Port Harcourt · centreDeltaBayelsaAkwa IbomCross RiverEdo

A flagship Mafit centre is in Port Harcourt, with online classes reaching the rest of the region.

South East

South East

AnambraEnuguImoAbiaEbonyi

Online live classes with the same instructors and the same bundle reach every state here.

Registering from anywhere in Nigeria: same bundle, same instructors, same support.

The complete guide

TOEFL in Nigeria, explained.

The TOEFL iBT (Test of English as a Foreign Language, internet-based test) is the English proficiency exam most Nigerian students take to study abroad. Run by ETS, it is accepted by thousands of universities across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia, as well as by many scholarship boards, professional licensing bodies and immigration authorities. If you are applying to a foreign university from Nigeria, the TOEFL is very often the test that proves your English is ready for it.

What is the TOEFL iBT and who needs it?

The TOEFL measures academic English across four sections: Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. Each section is scored from 0 to 30, for a total out of 120. The current test has been shortened and now runs in under two hours. Nigerian candidates take the TOEFL for undergraduate and postgraduate admission abroad, for funded PhD and research positions, and increasingly for nursing and other professional registration in the US, Canada and the UK. If a university or programme lists English proficiency as a requirement, a strong TOEFL score is one of the cleanest ways to satisfy it.

How to register for the TOEFL in Nigeria

Registering through Mafit Study Centre works from any of the 36 states. You speak to a counsellor, confirm your goal, pick a test date, and pay. The one document you must have is a valid international passport, because the exact name on it is your only accepted ID on test day. You can register online without travelling to Lagos or Abuja, and your free preparation activates within 24 hours. Apply the promo code Mafit at registration to bring your fee down, or start on the Pay Small Small plan and complete the balance before your test date.

Ready to lock in your seat? Register with code Mafit and unlock your full prep bundle within 24 hours.

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TOEFL fees in Nigeria 2026

The standard TOEFL iBT fee in Nigeria runs about ₦250,000, and ETS adds more if you register late or reschedule. Registering through Mafit with code Mafit brings your total to ₦220,000, below the standard fee, and unlike a direct booking that single fee also bundles your classes, six full mock exams, Magoosh Premium, and the Kaplan, Barron's and ETS textbook stack at no extra cost. Most outlets charge the full rate and then bill separately for materials. The Pay Small Small option lets you begin with ₦70,000 today and pay the rest when you are ready to fix your date.

TOEFL test dates and centres in Nigeria

There are 25+ TOEFL iBT dates across 2026, roughly every two weeks from January to June. Sittings run in Lagos, Abuja, Owerri, Asaba, Enugu, Jos and Port Harcourt, and Mafit's flagship centres sit in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, with live online classes reaching every other state and the FCT. Popular dates fill first, so the safe move is to book six to eight weeks before your university deadline. You can browse the 2026 calendar and filter it by your city above.

TOEFL scores and what universities require

Because the TOEFL is scored out of 120, knowing your target band matters. As a guide, most US universities ask for 80 to 100, with the most competitive schools wanting 100 to 110 or higher. Canadian universities usually look for around 86 to 90, and most UK Russell Group universities sit near 88 to 100. Your scores stay valid for two years, and the ETS MyBest feature combines your best section scores across sittings into one superscore that many universities accept. Not sure where you stand? Our score calculator and university matcher shows which universities accept your level instantly.

TOEFL vs IELTS for Nigerian candidates

Both the TOEFL and the IELTS are widely accepted, and neither is easier overall. The TOEFL is fully computer-based, with Speaking recorded into a microphone, which suits candidates comfortable typing and used to North American English. The IELTS Speaking test is a face-to-face interview instead. The best choice is the one your target universities prefer and the one that plays to your strengths, and our counsellors help you decide before you commit a single naira.

How to prepare and score 110+

For most Nigerian candidates, six to ten weeks of structured study is enough to clear 100, and a focused track pushes strong candidates past 110. The Mafit programme pairs in-person classes in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt with live online lectures, six mock exams, and the Peer Tag-Team speaking and writing exchange that closes the gap most candidates lose marks on. Classes are led by our Head of Language Studies, a published British Council author with a double Master's. Score 110 or higher on test day and we pay you ₦20,000 cash.

Start free today on Pay Small Small, or register in full with code Mafit. A counsellor maps your TOEFL journey within one working day.

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TOEFL Nigeria 2026 FAQ

Questions, answered.

How much does the TOEFL iBT cost in Nigeria in 2026?
The standard TOEFL iBT fee in Nigeria runs about ₦250,000. Registering through Mafit with promo code Mafit brings your total to ₦220,000, below the standard fee, and your fee also bundles free classes, six mocks, Magoosh Premium and the full textbook stack at no extra cost.
Can I pay for the TOEFL in instalments?
Yes. Our Pay Small Small plan lets you start with ₦70,000, which immediately activates your classes, mocks and materials. You pay the balance any time before you lock your test date, and the ₦70,000 is part of the ₦220,000 total, not an extra fee.
What documents do I need to register?
A valid international passport, with the exact name and details you register with, since it is your only accepted ID on test day. A national ID card, voter's card, NIN slip or driver's licence cannot be used.
Are the free classes truly free?
Yes. Every class, mock, textbook and Magoosh account is bundled into your registration with no hidden charges. If a centre charges separately for classes after taking your fee, you are paying twice.
How long does it take to score 100+?
For most candidates, 6 to 10 weeks of structured study. Strong English speakers often need 4 to 6 weeks. We start you with a free diagnostic mock, then build a plan around your weakest section.
Who teaches the classes?
Our Head of Language Studies, Alice, holds a double Master's and is a published British Council author with eight years of experience, supported by award-winning instructors in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.
How is the TOEFL iBT scored?
Four sections, Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing, are each scored 0 to 30, for a total of 0 to 120. Universities look at your total and sometimes a minimum per section.
What score do I need for US and Canadian universities?
Most US universities ask for 80 to 100, with top schools wanting 100 to 110+. Canadian universities typically want around 86 to 90. Our matcher above shows where your score fits.
How long are TOEFL scores valid?
TOEFL scores are valid for two years from your test date. After that you would need to retake the test if a university still requires it.
Where are the TOEFL test centres in Nigeria?
Sittings run in Lagos, Abuja, Owerri, Asaba, Enugu, Jos and Port Harcourt. Mafit's flagship centres are in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, with online prep reaching all 36 states and the FCT.
How often is the TOEFL held?
There are 25+ TOEFL iBT dates across 2026, with sittings roughly every two weeks. Popular dates fill early, so book 6 to 8 weeks before your application deadline.
Can I take the TOEFL outside Lagos and Abuja?
Yes. Sittings run in Owerri, Asaba, Enugu, Jos and Port Harcourt too, and our live online classes reach you wherever you are in Nigeria.
What is the TOEFL iBT?
It is the internet-based Test of English as a Foreign Language from ETS, measuring academic English across Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing, and accepted by universities and immigration bodies worldwide.
What is the structure of the new shorter TOEFL?
The current TOEFL iBT runs under two hours, with Reading, Listening, Speaking, and a shorter Writing section that now includes a Writing for an Academic Discussion task.
What is the MyBest Score?
MyBest combines your highest section scores across all your sittings in the last two years into one superscore. Many universities accept it, though some still want a single test date.
What is the fastest way to raise my score?
Take a diagnostic mock, fix your weakest section first, and practise daily under timed conditions. For most Nigerian candidates, Speaking gives the quickest gains through daily recorded practice and feedback.
How do I handle the Nigerian accent in Speaking?
Clarity matters more than accent. Train with North American audio, slow down, avoid fillers like 'as in' and 'now-now', and record yourself daily. Our Peer Tag-Team programme is built to close this gap fast.
What are the top mistakes candidates make?
Running out of time, weak note-taking in Listening, and over-long, over-polite Writing. We drill timing and structure so you never lose easy points.
TOEFL or IELTS, which is better for Nigerians?
Both are widely accepted. TOEFL is fully computer-based and academic-focused, which suits candidates comfortable with typing and North American English. We help you choose based on your target universities.
Is the TOEFL easier than the IELTS?
Neither is easier overall, they test differently. TOEFL Speaking is into a microphone while IELTS is face to face, and many find TOEFL Reading and Listening more predictable. We match the test to your strengths.
Is the Duolingo English Test a valid alternative?
Some universities accept it, but many top schools and visa routes still prefer TOEFL or IELTS. Always check each university's exact policy, which our counsellors do with you.
What should I bring on test day?
Only your valid international passport, the same one used to register. Arrive early and leave phones and bags in the lockers, as nothing is allowed in the test room.
When will I get my results?
TOEFL iBT scores are typically available online within about four to eight days of your test, with official reports sent to the universities you selected.
Can I retake the TOEFL if my score is low?
Yes. You can retake the TOEFL as often as you need, with a short gap between sittings, and we coach you to get it right the first time so you usually will not need to.
The complete guide

TOEFL in Nigeria: dates, fees and free prep.

Everything you need to sit the TOEFL in Nigeria, in one place. Mafit Study Centre is the No.1 ETS TOEFL partner in Africa and an approved official test centre, and when you register through us your full preparation is free. Here is how the test works, where and when you can sit it, what it costs, and how we get Nigerian candidates to a high score.

What the TOEFL exam involves

The TOEFL iBT is the English proficiency test most Nigerian students take to study abroad. It has four sections, Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing, and candidates sit it for undergraduate and postgraduate admission, funded PhD and research places, scholarships, and increasingly for nursing and professional registration in the US, Canada and the UK. Where a university lists English proficiency as a requirement, a strong TOEFL score is one of the cleanest ways to meet it.

TOEFL test centres and cities in Nigeria

You can register from anywhere in the country. The TOEFL is written in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Owerri, Asaba, Enugu and Jos, and our own centres are in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, with live online classes reaching everywhere else. Seats in one city can fill while another still has space, so book your date early. We coach candidates in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Benin, Kano, Kaduna, Enugu, Owerri, Asaba, Jos, Uyo, Calabar, Ilorin, Onitsha, Warri, Aba, Abeokuta, Maiduguri, Sokoto and beyond, with test centres nationwide.

Test dates and registration

TOEFL dates run throughout 2026, and the live schedule is in the table above. Registering through Mafit works from any of the 36 states: speak to a counsellor, choose your date, and pay with the promo code Mafit or start on the Pay Small Small plan. You will need a valid international passport, since the exact name on it is your only accepted ID on test day. Fill the TOEFL registration form here.

Ready to lock in your seat? Register with code Mafit and your full prep bundle activates within 24 hours.

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TOEFL fees in Nigeria: how much it costs

The standard TOEFL fee runs about ₦250,000, and ETS charges more for late booking or rescheduling. Registering through Mafit with the code Mafit brings your total to ₦220,000, and that one fee also covers your classes, six mock exams, Magoosh Premium and the full textbook stack at no extra cost. Most outlets charge the full rate and then bill separately for materials.

TOEFL classes and preparation

Whatever you call it, classes, coaching, tutorials or training, your TOEFL preparation is free once you register. You get in-person classes in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt, live online lectures taught rather than pre recorded, self paced lessons, past questions and practice tests, and a full mock TOEFL with score analysis. Your materials include the Kaplan and Barron's TOEFL books, the Official Guide to the TOEFL, Cracking the TOEFL iBT and the Manhattan 5 lb practice book as e-books, a Magoosh Premium account, and up to six full length mocks.

TOEFL scores and what universities require

A strong TOEFL score is often the one thing standing between a Nigerian applicant and an admission or scholarship offer. Many universities ask for a score between 80 and 100, while the most competitive programmes want more. Our structured tracks and six mocks are built to clear those requirements and push you toward a high score rather than a bare pass.

TOEFL or IELTS?

Many candidates weigh the TOEFL against the IELTS. Both are widely accepted, and the TOEFL iBT is often the cleaner choice for Nigerian applicants, but the right test is the one your universities prefer and the one that plays to your strengths. Not sure? Speak to a counsellor and we will match the test to your destination.

Sit the TOEFL from any state

You can register and prepare from every state in Nigeria and the Federal Capital Territory, with online classes wherever you are: Abia, Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Kwara, Lagos, Nasarawa, Niger, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe, Zamfara, and the FCT (Abuja).

Ready to sit the TOEFL in Nigeria? Register with code Mafit, or a counsellor will map your TOEFL plan within one working day.

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