Here’s the thing, giving the PTE exam without knowing the test format is a recipe for disaster. Without knowing how the test is conducted, there is no way you will be fully prepared for it.
You can practice the individual sections all you want, but if you don’t know the test format, you won’t know what to expect and the test will be full of surprises for you.
So today, let’s take a look at the PTE test format in brief so that you will know how to prepare for the test get a high score.
PTE tests are 3 hours long and there are 3 main parts in the test.
- Speaking and Writing
- Listening
- Reading
Just so you know, there is an optional 10-minute break between the Reading and the Listening parts of your test. But if you choose to not take it, those 10 minutes will not be added to your remaining time.
In the test, you will be exposed to multiple accents and deal with multiple choice questions, interpreting graphs and charts, writing essays. Also, your pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary and grammar will be tested extensively.
So, let’s take a look at the test format, question types, and time allocated for each section.
PTE Test Format
So, that’s it!! That’s your PTE test in a nutshell.
If you know the type of questions that come in the exam and if you understand how long you have for each section and you are ready to take the next step in your preparation for the PTE test.
Go out there! Knowing the test format goes a long way in building your confidence up for the exam.
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Next, read our blog post on how to get a high score in PTE to get ready to score 79+ in your PTE exam.