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What is the PTE Exam?
The PTE exam (Pearson Test of English) is a computer-based English language proficiency test designed to assess the speaking, writing, reading, and listening skills of non-native English speakers. The most popular version, PTE Academic, is widely accepted by thousands of universities, colleges, and government bodies around the world—including in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand—for academic admissions, work visas, and immigration purposes
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Access speaking prompts, writing templates, listening drills, and reading exercises.
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Guidance for using your PTE score in university and visa applications.
What You Get
Step-by-step lessons for Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening
20+ question types covered with strategies and practice
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PTE Exam Pattern 2025
| Section | Duration | Skills Tested | Question Types (Examples) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speaking & Writing | 54–67 minutes | Speaking, Writing | Read Aloud, Repeat Sentence, Describe Image, Summarize Written Text, Essay |
| Reading | 29–30 minutes | Reading | Fill in the Blanks, Multiple Choice, Reorder Paragraphs |
| Listening | 30–43 minutes | Listening (plus integrated skills) | Summarize Spoken Text, Highlight Correct Summary, Write from Dictation |
Total Test Duration: About 2 hours
Mode: Fully computer-based, AI-scored
Number of Question Types: 20
Scoring: 10–90 points per skill area
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How to Prepare for the PTE: Step-by-Step Guide
1. Understand the PTE Exam Format and Scoring
Review the latest PTE Academic pattern: Speaking & Writing (54–67 min), Reading (29–30 min), Listening (30–43 min).
Learn about the 20 question types and AI-based scoring system.
Know your target score for university or visa requirements.
2. Take a Diagnostic Test to Assess Your Level
Attempt a full-length PTE mock test to identify strengths and weaknesses.
Analyze your results to focus your study plan on areas needing improvement.
3. Set a Realistic Study Schedule
Choose a 1-month, 2-month, or 3-month plan based on your English skills and available time.
Allocate daily time for each section:
Morning: Speaking practice
Afternoon: Writing and Reading
Evening: Listening drills
Weekend: Full mock tests and review
4. Master Each Section with Targeted Practice
Speaking & Writing
Practice Read Aloud, Repeat Sentence, Describe Image, Retell Lecture, Summarize Written Text, and Write Essay.
Focus on fluency, pronunciation, and clear structure in essays.
Record your responses and compare with sample answers.
Reading
Work on Multiple Choice, Reorder Paragraphs, and Fill in the Blanks.
Skim and scan passages for key information.
Build vocabulary and grammar for better comprehension.
Listening
Practice Summarize Spoken Text, Fill in the Blanks, Write from Dictation, and Multiple Choice.
Listen to English podcasts, news, and lectures daily.
Take notes while listening to improve retention and accuracy.
5. Use Official and High-Quality PTE Study Materials
Study with official Pearson PTE practice tests and question banks.
Use AI-scored mock tests for real-time feedback and improvement.
6. Review Mistakes and Track Your Progress
After each practice test, review errors and note patterns.
Use analytics dashboards to monitor your improvement and adjust your study plan.
7. Build Exam-Day Strategies
Practice time management for each section.
Learn to move on quickly from tough questions—no negative marking.
Stay calm and focused during the test.
8. Take Full-Length Mock Tests Regularly
Simulate real exam conditions weekly.
Review your performance, focus on weak areas, and repeat until you consistently reach your target score.
9. Get Expert Feedback and Support
Join live Q&A sessions or book mentor appointments for personalized advice.
Use speaking and writing templates to maximize your scores.
10. Revise and Final Review
In the last week, focus on practice tests, revising mistakes, and reviewing templates and strategies.
Ensure you are comfortable with the computer-based format and test-day procedures.
Consistency, targeted practice, and regular feedback are key to achieving your desired PTE score. Start your preparation today and track your progress every step of the way.
PTE Syllabus & Section-Wise Breakdown
Understanding the PTE Academic syllabus is the first step to effective preparation. The test is divided into three main sections—Speaking & Writing, Reading, and Listening—each designed to assess a range of real-world English language skills needed for study, work, and migration abroad
1. Speaking & Writing (54–67 minutes)
This section evaluates your ability to communicate clearly and accurately in both spoken and written English. It is the longest part of the exam and includes the following tasks:
Personal Introduction: Introduce yourself (not scored, but sent to institutions).
Read Aloud: Read a short text displayed on the screen.
Repeat Sentence: Listen to a sentence and repeat it exactly.
Describe Image: Describe an image shown on the screen.
Re-Tell Lecture: Summarize the main points of a lecture you hear.
Answer Short Question: Respond with a word or phrase to a brief question.
Summarize Written Text: Write a one-sentence summary of a given passage.
Essay: Write a 200–300 word essay on a given topic (20 minutes).
Number of Questions: 28–36
Duration: 54–67 minutes
2. Reading (29–30 minutes)
The Reading section measures your ability to understand written English in academic contexts. It includes a variety of question types that test comprehension, grammar, and vocabulary:
Reading & Writing: Fill in the Blanks: Complete a passage by selecting the right words.
Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers: Choose all correct options for each question.
Re-order Paragraphs: Arrange sentences or paragraphs in the correct order.
Fill in the Blanks: Fill gaps in a passage with suitable words.
Multiple Choice, Single Answer: Select the best answer from given options.
Number of Questions: 13–18
Duration: 29–30 minutes
3. Listening (30–43 minutes)
This section assesses your ability to understand spoken English through audio and video clips. You’ll encounter a range of listening tasks that often integrate reading and writing skills as well:
Summarize Spoken Text: Write a summary of a recording.
Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers: Choose all correct responses after listening.
Fill in the Blanks: Complete a transcript based on what you hear.
Highlight Correct Summary: Select the summary that best matches the recording.
Multiple Choice, Single Answer: Choose the best answer to a question about the recording.
Select Missing Word: Identify a missing word in an audio clip.
Highlight Incorrect Words: Spot words in a transcript that differ from the recording.
Write from Dictation: Type sentences exactly as you hear them.
Number of Questions: 12–20
Duration: 30–43 minutes
Key PTE Syllabus Highlights
Total Test Duration: About 2 hours
Number of Sections: 3 (Speaking & Writing, Reading, Listening)
Number of Question Types: 20
Mode: Computer-based, AI-scored
Scoring: 10–90 points per skill area
Each section is designed to evaluate your English proficiency in practical, academic, and professional scenarios. Mastering the format and question types for each part is crucial for achieving your target PTE score.
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