How long does the PTE test take?

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8 months ago

The full exam finishes in about 2 hours 15 minutes. There is no break in between. Part 1 will be of around 54-67 mins. While Part 2: Reading and Part 3, Listening are expected to take 30 minutes each.

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Many preparation platforms offer one free full-length mock test upon registration to entice users. You can access free baseline mock tests and question-wise diagnostic drills on platforms like PTE Academy and AlfaPTE.

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