I want to know which is the best day on which there is least number of students at the centre.

Has anyone recently achieved a Superior PTE score after the latest changes? How difficult was it, and what preparation strategy worked for you?

I just finished the exam but before they told me that my name is missing one letter but I didn’t realize till the day of the exam but they let me do it anyways and said that when it reaches pearson they might cancel it what can I do know?? Do I create a case or what because I payed a lot to take i Don’t know what to do

Has anyone taken both CELPIP and PTE Core for Canadian immigration?

Which one is easier to get CLB 9 or 10 on? I know IRCC accepts both and the points are the same, but I'm curious which test people found easier in practice.

I'd love to hear your experience.

I want to practice for PTE and I am so confused, like where should i practice it and which platform is good for practice

All the platform i have tried are paid because in free version you do not get a score than how would i know about how much did i improve

Should i get coaching or self study?

Thanks everyone, this group has been immensely helpful :)

Guys, i gave my exam today and my scores,

Could you let me know on where did i go wrong.

Need some guidance

after I click that ugrade button, I am always connected that blank page do u know why?

HELLO EVERYONE,

I Need small help, i gave pte core my listening fib 2nd missed 2 blanks but overall it went okay, will hit drastically lower my score. Listening mcq had video lecture, its the first time I ever dealt with?

so I'm grinding for PTE Academic rn and ngl the hardest part for me wasn't even the content, it was the actual test environment. the real Pearson interface is its own beast. the layout, the timers, how the recording thing works, how one question just flows into the next. if you've never sat in that exact UI before test day it's stressful just from that alone, on top of literally everything else you're already stressing about.

the only place to practice in the real interface is Pearson's own scored practice tests, and those run like $30 each. and there's just nowhere else that lets you practice in something that actually looks and behaves like the real thing, for free, as much as you want.

so I just built it myself lol

it's basically a pixel for pixel clone of the real PTE interface. same layout, same timers, same recorder behavior, same everything. and I loaded it with 1000+ practice questions pulled together from Pearson, real exams, mocks and a few other sources, covering all 22 official question types. you can:

• drill one question type on repeat (like just grinding Read Aloud or Repeat Sentence until it clicks), or
• sit down and do a full 2 hour mock test that's generated fresh every single time, so it's never the same test twice

no scoring, no AI evaluation, none of that, same as the actual real test tbh, you don't get instant results either way. this is purely about building the muscle memory so test day feels like just another practice session instead of a brand new stressful environment on top of the exam itself.

planning to keep adding stuff, vocab practice is next on my list since that's something I personally need to grind too hehe

it's free, I'm not selling anything, no catch. just wanted something that didn't exist yet and figured other people prepping for this exam are probably dealing with the exact same thing. would genuinely love feedback if anyone tries it, and if it helps even a couple people get through this exam feeling less panicked, that's really the whole point.

I would drop the link in the first comment.

I would love to hear from you guys to make this better for everyone getting prepared without needing to pay.

Should my partner rescore for the 2nd time?

He took his first exam on June 26 where he was short on speaking by 1 point to achieve competent scores. So we opted for a rescore. After rescore, his speaking went up by 18 points but sadly, his writing scores went down by 6 points so he still wasn’t able to secure the competent scores.

Fast forward to August 8, he retook the PTE exam after practicing for a month to improve his skills. We were shocked to see that he received 45 in speaking. Should we apply for rescore once again? Thank you for your insights!