PTE Academic · current format
Full-length PTE mock tests that feel like the real exam.
All 22 current task types. A Pearson-style interface. AI speaking & writing scoring — and a predicted score you can actually trust. Start free.
Recording status
Recording
Speak now. Recording stops automatically.
The mock player runs in a distraction-free focus theme — exactly like exam day.
Why ours
Built to transfer to exam day.
Real exam fidelity
Top-right countdown that flashes red, Next-only navigation, the recording status box and no-replay audio. No surprises on the day.
Scoring you can trust
Speaking scored on fluency, pronunciation and content; writing on form, grammar and structure — with the methodology shown, not hidden.
A report that tells you why
Not just a number. Your per-skill breakdown, your 3 biggest leaks, and the exact order to fix them.
Every task, covered
All 22 scored task types.
The current format covers 22 scored task types, including two new Speaking & Writing tasks. We cover every one.
Speaking & Writing
~76–84 minRead Aloud
High ROIRead a ≤60-word text aloud. Scored on fluency + pronunciation only.
Scores: speaking · ×6–7
Repeat Sentence
High ROIHear 3–9s of audio, repeat it. Highest-frequency speaking task.
Scores: speaking · listening · ×10–12
Describe Image
High ROI25s prep, 40s to describe a chart, map or image.
Scores: speaking · ×5–6
Retell Lecture
Hear a ≤90s lecture, then re-tell it in 40s.
Scores: speaking · listening · ×2–3
Answer Short Question
Answer a short factual question in one or a few words.
Scores: listening · ×5–6
Summarize Group Discussion
NewSummarize a multi-speaker discussion in a 2-min spoken response.
Scores: speaking · listening · ×2–3
Respond to a Situation
NewGive a situationally appropriate spoken response. Tests pragmatic English.
Scores: speaking · ×2–3
Summarize Written Text
Condense a passage into one 5–75 word sentence. Form gate applies.
Scores: reading · writing · ×2
Write Essay
200–300 word argumentative essay in 20 minutes. Seven scored traits.
Scores: writing · ×1
Reading
~23–30 minR&W: Fill in the Blanks
High ROIDropdown cloze. The single biggest contributor to the Reading score.
Scores: reading · ×5–6
Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers
Negative marking: −1 for wrong picks. Don't over-select.
Scores: reading · ×2–3
Reorder Paragraphs
Restore the correct order. Scored on adjacent pairs.
Scores: reading · ×2–3
Reading: Fill in the Blanks
Drag-and-drop cloze testing collocation + grammar.
Scores: reading · ×4–5
Multiple Choice, Single Answer
One correct answer. No negative marking.
Scores: reading · ×2–3
Listening
~31–39 minSummarize Spoken Text
Write a 50–70 word summary of an audio clip.
Scores: listening · writing · ×1
Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers
Negative marking applies. Audio 80–120s.
Scores: listening · ×2–3
Fill in the Blanks
Type the missing words as you listen. Spelling counts.
Scores: listening · ×2–3
Highlight Correct Summary
Pick the summary that best matches the recording.
Scores: listening · reading · ×2–3
Multiple Choice, Single Answer
One correct answer based on a short recording.
Scores: listening · ×2–3
Select Missing Word
Choose the word that completes the recording.
Scores: listening · ×1–2
Highlight Incorrect Words
Click transcript words that differ from the audio. Negative marking.
Scores: listening · reading · ×2–3
Write from Dictation
High ROIType a short sentence verbatim. The highest-ROI task on the test.
Scores: listening · writing · ×3–4
FAQ
Mock test questions.
Yes — completely free right now. Every full-length mock, all 20 section tests and the 220-question practice bank are free, with no card. We just ask for your email at the end so we can send your full scored report.
Yes — all 22 current task types, ~2h15m, and a Pearson-style interface: top-right countdown, Next-only navigation, the 3-state recording box and audio that plays once. The point is face-validity so your practice transfers.
Speaking is scored on content, fluency and pronunciation the way Pearson's Versant engine works; writing on content, form, grammar, vocabulary and structure. We show how each score is computed — no black box.
Yes. Take a full-length mock or a single section (e.g. Speaking) when you only need to drill one skill.