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PTE Pearson Test Of English

The PTE (Pearson Test of English) is a computer-based English language proficiency examination utilized for both study abroad and immigration purposes. It is administered by Pearson in partnership with JnS Education in Pakistan.

PTE Academic enjoys recognition from numerous universities across the globe, including renowned institutions like Harvard Business School, INSEAD, and Yale. Additionally, it is an accepted assessment for visa applications by the governments of Australia and New Zealand.


PTE Test Highlights

Exam NamePearson Test of English
Official Websitewww.pearsonpte.com
Conducting BodyPearson PCL group
Test Center in PakistanPeach Testing Center (JnS Education)
www.jnsedu.com
Exam ModeComputer-Based
Exam Duration2 Hours
Name of SectionsSpeaking & Writing, Reading, and Listening
Score Range10-90 Points


Why Choose PTE?

PTE Test offers more facilities than other English Language Testing. Given below are the details for the same.


AI Scoring:

It means that there will be an algorithm which will work to calculate the scores. No human checking will be done.


Unbiased Scoring
:

Since the responses are graded by AI against thousands of previous responses, the scoring will be specific to the candidate’s performance only.


Fast Result
:

The results are available within 5 days from the day of the test. However, on average the results are available within 48 hours.


Wide Acceptance and Recognition:

PTE scores are accepted globally for thousands of academic programs. Candidates can send their scores to as many organization as they want free of cost.


PTE Test Dates & availability

  • PTE Test is available every day from Monday to Friday throughout the year.
  • Candidates may book their slots as per their convenience.
  • Candidates who are willing to take Pearson Test of English can register themselves 48 hours prior to the exam day.


PTE Test Centers Location & Test Fee

Some of the cities in Pakistan where PTE test centres were commonly located include:

Karachi:

 USEFP

17th Floor, B.R.R. Tower

Off Hassan Ali Street,

I.I. Chundrigar Road

Karachi 75600

Sindh

Pakistan

JNS Education – Karachi

Bld 44C, 2nd Floor, Khayaban-e-Bukhari,

Bukhari Commercial Area, Phase 6,

DHA

Karachi 75500

Sindh

Pakistan

Lahore:

 USEFP – Lahore

Inside F. C. College

Near Staff Colony

Lahore 54000

Punjab

Pakistan

JNS Education

4th Floor, 117-P, MM Alam Road

Gulberg II

Near mini market round about

Lahore 54000

Punjab

Pakistan

Islamabad:

USEFP- Islamabad

H-5, ST 17, F6/2

Islamabad 44000

Pakistan

JnS Education – Islamabad

85 West Rizwan center

4th Floor, Jinnah Ave

Block F, G 7/3 Blue Area

Islamabad 44000

Islamabad, Pakistan

Multan:

 NCBMS Multan

Chen One Tower, M-FLOOR OFFICE # NO. 5

ABADA ALI ROAD

Multan 60000

Punjab

Pakistan


Test Fees: 
$215 USD


PTE Test Center Contact Number

Landline: +92 51 2150398-99

working hours: 9:00am – 6:00pm (Monday – Saturday)

Mobile: 0335 6664660


PTE Preparation In Pakistan

  • The official guide of PTE Academic with 200 questions for practice, sample response analysis and tips can be bought from the official website.
  • Candidates can download the offline practice test paper from the official website.
  • Candidate can take preparation courses from official PTE Test Center in Islamabad.
  • Candidates can also take preparation courses from Official PTE Test Center’s Reputed Training Center (RTC) located in multiple cities around Pakistan.


Exam FormatDetails
PTE Exam PatternA language assessment in English is designed to evaluate candidates’ Reading proficiency (29-30 min.), Speaking Writing abilities (54-67 min.), and Listening capabilities (30-43 min.) for academic pursuits in English-speaking countries.
PTE Exam Time2.10 Hour
Medium of ExamComputer-based exam at the test center. A headset will be provided.
Exam ModeExam Centre / Home Edition
Evaluation TypeEvaluate authentic English language proficiency
Nos. of Que.20 Types


PTE Modules Details

PTE Academic consists of 4 parts – Speaking & Writing; Reading; Listening.
The duration of the test is two hours.

Part 1: Speaking and Writing

  • The section is to be attempted in 54– 67 minutes
  • Speaking skill is assessed on a candidates’ ability to converse/interact in English in an academic environment
  • Writing part tests a candidates’ grammar and spellings
  • Questions will include
  • Personal Introduction
  • Read Aloud
  • Repeat Sentence
  • Describe Image
  • Re-tell Lecture
  • Answer Short Question


Que. TopicsTask Duration Skills
Personal introduction155 Sec.: 25s prompt, 30s to record; one attempt allowed.
Read Aloud6 – 730s-40s allotted for preparation and for reading a text passage of up to 60 words.Reading and Speaking
Repeat Sentence10 – 1215 Sec.: Listen for 3-9s, then record within 15s.Listening and Speaking
Describe Image3 – 440 seconds to view and respond to the image.Speaking
Retell Lecture1 – 2Prompt duration: 90 seconds; Preparation time: 10 seconds; Response time: 40 seconds.Listening and Speaking
Answer Short Question5 – 620 seconds total: 3-9 seconds for the prompt, 10 seconds for response.Listening and Speaking
Summarize Written Text1 – 210 minutes to respond to a 300-word text prompt; summarize the main points of the reading in a single sentence of up to 75 words.Reading and Writing
Write Essay1 – 2Respond to a 2-3 sentence text prompt within 20 minutes. Ensure your response is between 200 to 300 words.Writing
Total Questions28 – 36Duration: 54-67 minutes. 


Part 2:  Reading

  • Reading section is of 29-30 minutes
  • Questions type includes 
    • Fill in the blanks
    • Multiple-choice questions
    • Re-ordering sections


Que. TopicsTaskDurationSkills
Fill in the blanks5 – 6Read a 300-word text, fill in blanks, and click ‘Next’. No time limitReading and Writing
Multiple choice, multiple answers1 – 2Review a 300-word text, select all relevant responses, and click ‘Next’. No time limit.Reading
Re-order paragraph2 – 3Review a 150-word text and reorder paragraphs appropriately. Click ‘Next’ when ready; no time constraint applies.Reading
Fill in the blanks4 – 5Read an 80-word text and complete the blanks. Click ‘Next’ when ready; no time constraint.Reading
Multiple-choice, single answer1 – 2Read 300 words of text and proceed by clicking ‘Next’—no time limit applies.Reading
Total Questions13-18Duration: 29 – 30 minutes  


Part 3: Listening

  • Listening section is 30-43 minutes
  • Questions are asked through audio Test takers must listen to these clips carefully as they are played only once.
  • Questions type includes –
    • Selecting missing words
    • Highlighting incorrect words
    • Writing from dictation
    • Filling the blanks
    • Summarizing spoken text
    • Multiple-choice questions
    • Highlighting the correct summary


Que. TopicsTaskDurationSkills
Summarize spoken text1 – 2Listen to a 60-90 second recording, then craft a 50-70 word summary within a 10-minute window. The audio starts automatically, and you have only one opportunity to listen to it.Listening and Writing
Multiple choice, multiple answers1 – 2Respond to a 40-90 second prompt by selecting all options from a list. No time limit applies; click ‘Next’ to proceed.Listening
Fill in the blanks2 – 3Prompt duration: 30–60 seconds. Fill in each gap by left-clicking and typing the missing word. Proceed by clicking ‘Next’—no time limit applies.Listening and Writing
Highlight correct summary1 – 2A 30-90 second prompt offers multiple response options, with only one being correct. Click ‘Next’ with no imposed time limit.Listening and Reading
Multiple-choice, single answer1 – 2A 30-60 second prompt instructs you to choose the most suitable paragraph summarizing a recording. Click ‘Next’ with no time limit.Listening
Select missing word1 – 230-60 second and 20-70 second prompts require you to choose the best option to complete the recording, with a beep replacing the final word or phrase. Click ‘Next’ with no time limit.Listening
Highlight incorrect word2 – 3A 15-50 second prompt will have some errors in the transcript. During the task, you should identify the words in the text that do not match the audio. Afterward, click ‘Next’—there are no time limits.Listening and Reading
Write from Dictation3 – 4A 3-5 second prompt entails listening to a brief sentence and then typing it into the response box. Afterward, click ‘Next’—there’s no imposed time limit.Listening and Reading
Total Questions12-20Duration: 30 – 43 minutes