What is PTE Academic Exam pattern?

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A computer-based examination of English competence, the PTE Academic is intended for non-native English speakers who want to study, work, or immigrate overseas. Speaking, Writing, Reading, and Listening are the four main areas in which the test evaluates proficiency. The Speaking and composing porti

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The pattern of the PTE exam which lasts for two hours is very simple. The PTE exam pattern is designed to assess the English language Speaking & Writing, Reading and Listening skills of the test taker in three parts. Since the PTE Academic exam is an integrated skills test, more than one skill gets

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There are no passing or failing scores for the PTE exam - as its the lowest score is 10 and the highest is 90. Pearson only recommends specific score ranges that align with different CEFR levels - the standard accepted universally. With this, the standard level of English proficiency required for ad

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There are various ways to prepare for PTE exam online and some of these even include free official preparation resources from Pearson. So check out the ways to prepare for PTE online for free below. 

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Pearson Test of English is an important exam because it provides a fast, fair and widely recognised way to prove English language proficiency for studying, working or migrating abroad.

PTE is an English proficiency test accepted worldwide, required by non-English speakers, for studying abroad, working and migrating in English-speaking countries like Australia, the UK, New Zealand and Canada.

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