PTE Scored Practice Test

Pearson offers multiple PTE Scored Practice Test versions. While all of them follow the same format, duration, scoring system, and feedback style, they differ in content and intended use.

Version 1: Your First Practice Attempt

Version 1 is your starting point for PTE practice.

• It uses a unique set of retired PTE Academic questions that don’t appear in any other version.
• Designed for first-time test-takers to get familiar with the format, question sequence, and time management.
• Recommended as the foundation test to understand how the PTE system works before deeper practice.

Version 2: Mid-Preparation Progress Test

Version 2 provides a completely different set of questions from Version 1.

• Ideal for candidates who have already attempted Version 1 and want to measure improvement.
• The difficulty level remains consistent, but the questions are entirely new.
• Useful for evaluating your skill growth in each communicative area (speaking, writing, reading, listening).
• Great checkpoint to adjust your study plan before your real exam.

Version 3: Final Readiness Check

Version 3 contains another fresh set of questions sourced from Pearson’s retired test pool.

• Best for final-stage preparation before your actual PTE Academic test.
• Helps you simulate test-day pressure and get a realistic sense of your final score.Recommended for those who have completed one or more previous versions and want to confirm readiness for the official exam.
  

• Official & Reliable: Created and scored by Pearson using official algorithms.
• Real Exam Feel: Same timing, format, and interface as the actual test.
• Instant Score Report: Get your result typically within an hour (max 24 hours).
• Comprehensive Feedback: Detailed performance in all four skill areas.
• Flexible Access: Take it anytime, anywhere using your computer.
• Progress Tracking: Compare your results across different versions.
  

Choosing the right version depends on your preparation stage:

• If you’re just starting: Choose Version 1 to learn the pattern and build exam familiarity.
• If you’re midway through prep: Go for Version 2 to check your progress and fine-tune timing.
• If you’re nearly ready: Take Version 3 to do a final readiness check before booking your actual exam.,