Is it possible to score 90 in all 4 sections of the PTE exam?

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According to some sources, it is absolutely possible to get an absolute score of 90 on your PTE test. The key is to immerse yourself in the language - read books, watch podcasts and documentries in English, speak in English daily and try to have every conversation in English. 

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