• Understand Your Options: Different countries and universities accept different tests. By comparing scores, you can explore alternative options for admission or migration based on your strengths. 
• Match Visa or PR Requirements: Countries such as Canada, Australia, the US, and the UK have specific test requirements. You can compare scores to ensure that you're aligned with the exact test your destination requires. 
• Choose What Suits You: Each test has a different format. If PTE feels tough, you might perform better on IELTS or Duolingo. Score comparison enables you to select the test that best aligns with your strengths. 
• Plan Smarter: If your PTE score already meets another test’s requirement, you may not need to retake anything. This saves time, effort, and money, helping you move forward more quickly. 

• Instant Score Estimation: It quickly gives an idea of your overall PTE Academic band based on your section-wise performance. 
• Identify Strengths & Weaknesses: Knowing your estimated scores, you can spot which area of the PTE exam you need to focus on.  
• Set Clear Preparation Goals: Whether your target is a university admission score or a PR-eligible band, you can plan your strategy accordingly. 
• Avoid Surprises on Test Day: Simulating your expected score before the actual exam helps to reduce last-minute stress.  
• Track Progress Over Time: Using the calculator after mock tests or practice sessions allows you to see how much you're improving. 

Improving your PTE score takes strategy, consistency, and the right tools. Here are some proven tips to help you boost your score: 

• Check which modules, Speaking, Writing, Reading, or Listening, are pulling your overall score down. Then prioritise those in your practice sessions. 
• For study visas, most universities require a score of 58–65, and for PR, aim for 79 or higher to maximise points. Once you know your gap, create a realistic prep timeline. 
• Certain tasks carry more weight in the scoring process. Spend more time practising repeating sentences, reading aloud, writing an essay, and writing dictation.  
• Take weekly full-length mock tests and re-use the calculator to monitor improvement. Seeing your estimated score rise will boost motivation.