What is PTE?
The PTE or the Pearson Test of English is a computerised test that assesses a student’s English language skills on parameters such as listening, reading, speaking, and writing. The PTE is completely AI based, and is graded by complex algorithms, thereby, completely removing any possibility of human bias in the process of grading.
Some of the best universities across the globe accept PTE Academic scores to assess a student’s English language skills. This includes prestigious institutions and establishments like the Harvard Business School, INSEAD, and Yale.
The governments of New Zealand and Australia also accept this test as valid for Visa assessment.
No, you do not need any specific computer skills to give the PTE. However, you need to be able to use a monitor and keyboard to answer the questions.
The minimum age requirement for taking the PTE Academic is 16 years. If you are under the legal age in your country, you will need parental permission in order to take this test.
No. PTE Academic recognises speech from non-native speakers of English from over 100 different native language backgrounds. Your scores will not be affected by your accent.
That depends on what your organisation or institute asks for. You can get guidance regarding this from your counsellor at Angel EduNext.
Yes, all communicative skills carry the same weightage.
You can retake the PTE as often as you’d like; but you need to wait for your scores from the previous test to arrive, before reapplying.
No, you can take the PTE at any registered center across the world. However, do ensure that you have all acceptable Identity Documents required to take the test from any center.

