Are there any free, high-quality resources available for PTE preparation?

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    Abhishek Khanna | Contributor-Level 8

    2 months ago


    Yes, you can look for official PTE practice tests on the Pearson website. Many reputable education platforms and YouTube channels offer free tutorials and practice exercises for preparation of PTE exam. However, some public libraries might also have PTE preparation books.

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