PTE Academic
New 2025 tasksAll 22 PTE task types — including Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation, added in August 2025 — with instant AI scoring and corrections.
Speaking & Writing
54–67 min
- Read Aloud
- Repeat Sentence
- Describe Image
- Re-tell Lecture
- +5 more
Reading
29–30 min
- Fill in the Blanks (R&W)
- Multiple Choice
- Re-order Paragraphs
- Reading Fill in the Blanks
Listening
30–43 min
- Summarize Spoken Text
- Multiple Choice
- Highlight Correct Summary
- Select Missing Word
- +2 more
- What changed in PTE Academic in 2025?
Two task types were added in August 2025: Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation. The rest of the format is unchanged, and both new tasks are available to practise here with scoring and corrections.
- How is the PTE score of 10–90 calculated?
PTE reports an overall score from 10 to 90, plus the same scale for each communicative skill. Scoring is integrated, so a single task can contribute to more than one skill — a Read Aloud answer counts towards both speaking and reading.
- How long does the PTE test take?
About 2 hours 15 minutes in one sitting, with no scheduled break. Speaking and writing run together for 54–67 minutes, reading takes 29–30 minutes and listening 30–43 minutes.
- Do universities accept PTE Academic?
PTE Academic is accepted by thousands of institutions worldwide and for visa purposes in several countries. Requirements differ by programme, so check the score your university asks for before you book.
- How are the new speaking tasks practised here?
You record your answer exactly as you would on test day and get an instant score with corrections, a sample answer and pronunciation feedback, so you can repeat the task until the score stops moving.
- Can I take a full PTE mock test for free?
Yes. Your first full-length mock test is free and is scored the same way as the individual tasks, so the section scores you see are comparable to your practice results.








