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It’s a computer-based English language test used for study abroad, visa, and migration purposes.

PTE is accepted by universities, colleges, and governments in countries like Australia, the UK, Canada, the USA, and New Zealand.

Around 2 hours.

Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening.

It depends on the individual. PTE is computer-based, while IELTS has a human examiner for speaking.

Three main parts: Speaking & Writing, Reading, and Listening.

You are scored between 10 to 90 points.

There is no "pass" or "fail." Institutions usually require scores like 58, 65, or 79 depending on their criteria.

Yes, there’s a version called PTE Academic Online, but it’s not accepted for visa or migration purposes.

You can take it as many times as you want. There is no limit. You can book the next test after getting your results.

For 2 years.

Usually within 1 to 2 days after the test.

Between 200 to 300 words.

Yes, grammar, spelling, and sentence structure are key to a high score.

Yes, for a few tasks like multiple choice (choose multiple answers) and highlight incorrect words.

You can skip and come back only within the allowed time for that task. You cannot go back after moving on.

A valid passport is usually required.

No, but you will be given an erasable notepad and marker at the test center.

Use official PTE practice tests, mock exams, apps, YouTube tutorials, and join a coaching center if needed.

Yes, you can select your preferred city and test center from the available options during booking.

PTE Academic UKVI is a version of the test approved for UK visas. The test format is the same.

A headset with a built-in microphone is used. Make sure to speak clearly and close to the mic.

No. Each task is time-limited. Once time is over or you click “Next,” you cannot return to that question.

No. Personal items, including watches and mobile phones, must be stored in a locker.

Yes, you can reschedule or cancel the test through your Pearson account. Fees may apply depending on when you do it.

You may hear British, American, Australian, and non-native accents.

Both are accepted, but you should stay consistent throughout the test.

Yes, using the notepad and marker provided at the test center.

Yes, a headset with headphones and a mic is used throughout the test.