PTE Academic Mock Tests


What is included in a full PTE Academic mock test
Every mock test mirrors the real exam - the same three parts in the same order and the same 22 task types, including the two Speaking tasks Pearson added in August 2025.
Speaking in the mock test
The mock test opens with Speaking, inside the same Part 1 block as Writing, exactly as the real exam does. It covers Read Aloud, Repeat Sentence, Describe Image, Re-tell Lecture and both 2025 additions - Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation - with the real preparation and response times.
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Test 1 - Lime
avg: 7575 104Test 2 - Blue
avg: 7073 523Test 3 - Red
avg: 7972 500Test 4 - Purple
avg: 7370 112Test 5 - Yellow
avg: 6864 215Test 6 - Green
avg: 7462 784Test 7 - Pink
avg: 7760 031Test 8 - Orange
avg: 6954 500
How a PTE Academic mock test runs
Three parts back to back in test order, covering all 22 task types of the current PTE Academic format, then an automatic score for every one of them. You can sit the whole thing or open a single section.
All the Speaking task types, including both 2025 additions.
The form rules that zero a task, rehearsed under the real clock.
Five task types, partial credit, and real negative marking.
Eight task types, audio played once, integrated scoring.
One overall score on the 10-90 scale plus the four communicative skills, with every task you lost points on listed underneath.
PTE Academic mock tests
Each mock test covers all four skills using the current PTE Academic format: Speaking and Writing in one Part 1 block, then Reading, then Listening, up to about 2 hours 15 minutes in total. Both Speaking tasks Pearson introduced on 7 August 2025 - Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation - are included with their real timings, so nothing on the mock test is out of date. You can take the full test end to end or open just one section if that is what you want to focus on. Every section is scored automatically the moment you finish, with a breakdown by task, so you can see which task types are costing you points before you book the real exam.
Want to practise one task type at a time?
Mock tests let you sit the full exam or a whole section - if you would rather drill a single task type such as Write from Dictation or Summarize Group Discussion, practice them individually with instant scoring.
Go to PTE PracticePTE Academic mock tests - frequently asked questions
Yes. Every mock test uses the current 22 task types, including the two Speaking tasks added on 7 August 2025 - Summarize Group Discussion, with a discussion of up to about three minutes, 10 seconds to prepare and 2 minutes to speak, and Respond to a Situation, with 10 seconds to think and 40 seconds to answer. Both are also available on their own in practice.

