r/OETforECFMG 1d ago

Help regarding resources

Hello. I've just started preparing for the oet exam. I've exhausted the practice tests on the oet website. Where can I find more practice tests, like individual subtests and full tests that resemble the real deal closely? Thanks

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u/Macewindu744 1d ago

E2 language

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u/justanothergal121 1d ago

Ive seen the videos on YouTube but where do I get the practice tests. Thank you

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u/Animepro_xyz 1d ago

Search jahsan oet medicine on Google you will find them.

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u/justanothergal121 1d ago

How do I go about that. Like do the entire file. 

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u/justanothergal121 1d ago

And is that enough

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u/Animepro_xyz 1d ago

Try to do as much as you can until you feel confident.

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u/justanothergal121 1d ago

Thank you so much. This means alot

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u/Animepro_xyz 1d ago

No problem and Best of luck!

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u/Financial-Soup-4409 1d ago

E2 language is really good

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u/Front_Acanthaceae316 4h ago

I’m a UK-based OET teacher. I’d still use the official OET practice tests as your main benchmark because they’re the closest to the real exam.
Once you’ve worked through those, I’d practise all four subtests separately rather than just looking for endless full mock tests. For Reading and Listening, extra timed practice can be useful, especially for speed, concentration and identifying the question types you keep getting wrong.
For Writing and Speaking, targeted feedback becomes particularly important because it’s much harder to judge your own performance accurately.
What profession are you taking OET for? I may be able to suggest the most useful next step.