PTE practice that scores you as strictly as the test
Every task of the test with the exam’s timers, the tone and the microphone that closes by itself, recordings you hear only once, and a full mock test. After each answer you see what the test scores: content, fluency and pronunciation, the pauses and “uh”s that cost points, the right answer and why.
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- All 22 tasks of the 2025 format, 1,120 original tasks
- Full and sectional mock tests with a four-skill report
- Original tasks, voiced in Australian, British, Indian and other accents
- Estimate on the 10–90 scale
The real task, then the real reasons for your score
Do it in exam timing
Read or listen, prepare, hear the tone, speak. Three seconds of silence close the microphone, just like on test day.
See every trait
Content, oral fluency and pronunciation for speaking; content, form, grammar, vocabulary and more for writing, each on the test’s own scale.
Fix what costs points
Words you skipped, pauses inside phrases, sounds to work on, key points you missed, and a model answer to compare.
What a Read Aloud review looks like
Content4/5
Oral fluency2/5
Pronunciation4/5
Rising sea temperatures cause corals to expel the algae that feed them, a process known as bleaching.
118 words a minute3 pauses inside phrases2 “uh/um”
Next time: read in phrases (“a process known as bleaching”), and keep going after a difficult word instead of pausing.
Every task of the test
Part 1 · Speaking & Writing
| Task | Timing | Scored on |
|---|---|---|
| Read Aloud | 35 s to read, 40 s to speak | Content, fluency, pronunciation |
| Repeat Sentence | hear once, 15 s to repeat | Every word in order |
| Describe Image | 25 s to study, 40 s to speak | Charts, tables and processes |
| Re-tell Lecture | a 60–90 s lecture, 40 s to retell | Key points covered |
| Answer Short Question | 10 s to answer | Right or wrong |
| Respond to a Situation | 10 s to prepare, 40 s to speak | New since August 2025 |
| Summarize Group Discussion | 3 speakers, 2 min to summarize | New since August 2025 |
| Summarize Written Text | 10 min, one sentence of 5–75 words | Content, form, grammar, vocabulary |
| Write Essay | 20 min, 200–300 words | Seven traits, as on the test |
Part 2 · Reading
| Task | Timing | Scored on |
|---|---|---|
| Reading & Writing: Fill in the Blanks | drop-down for each gap | One point per gap |
| Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers | a passage up to 300 words | A wrong choice takes a point off |
| Reorder Paragraphs | 4–5 shuffled paragraphs | Points for each right pair |
| Reading: Fill in the Blanks | drag words into gaps | One point per gap |
| Multiple Choice, Single Answer | a short passage | Right or wrong |
Part 3 · Listening
| Task | Timing | Scored on |
|---|---|---|
| Summarize Spoken Text | a 60–90 s lecture, 10 min to write 50–70 words | Content, form, grammar, vocabulary, spelling |
| Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers | a recording heard once | A wrong choice takes a point off |
| Fill in the Blanks | type the missing words while listening | One point per word, exact spelling |
| Highlight Correct Summary | pick the summary that matches | Right or wrong |
| Multiple Choice, Single Answer | a recording heard once | Right or wrong |
| Select Missing Word | the recording ends with a beep | Right or wrong |
| Highlight Incorrect Words | click words that differ from the audio | A wrong click takes a point off |
| Write from Dictation | one sentence, heard once | One point per word |
A full mock test, then your four skills
Two hours, as on the day
65 tasks in the test’s order: Speaking & Writing, Reading, Listening. No review in between; recordings and the microphone start by themselves. Or take one part on its own.
A score for each skill
An overall estimate and one each for Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening, with integrated tasks counted towards both of their skills.
Every answer reviewed
See which task types cost you points and open the review of any answer from the report.
An estimate you can trust, not a flattering number
Your answer is scored on the traits the test describes. Fluency comes from the recording itself: how long you pause, where, and how often you hesitate. We compared our scores with expert ratings and tuned them to be no softer. The 10–90 figure is still an estimate, so we always show it as one.
PTE guides
- PTE exam pattern 2026: all 22 tasks, number of questions, timing and marks
- PTE score chart 2026: what 10–90 means, skill scores and PTE to IELTS bands
- PTE exam fee 2026 in India, Pakistan, Australia, Nepal and UAE, and how to book
- PTE score for Australia PR 2026: Home Affairs skill table and points for skilled visas
- How to prepare for PTE in 2026: a study plan, mock tests and the truth about templates
- Can you take PTE at home in 2026? PTE Academic Online, PTE Home and what visas accept
Questions
Is this an official PTE score?
No. Only Pearson gives official scores. Nomto scores your answer on the same traits the test describes and turns them into an estimate on the 10–90 scale, shown as approximate. For a final check before the test, take Pearson’s official scored practice test.
How strict is the scoring?
Deliberately strict. Automated scoring is harsher on fluency than human examiners: pauses inside a phrase, “uh”, repeated words and false starts all cost points, while an accent alone does not. We measure pauses from the recording itself and checked our scores against expert ratings so they are not softer than they should be.
Are these real exam questions?
No. Every task is written for Nomto and checked by a second reviewer. We do not use or retell Pearson’s questions or “prediction files”: the test changes its questions, and memorized answers hurt your score.
Which tasks are included?
All 22 tasks of the current format: nine Speaking & Writing tasks (including Respond to a Situation and Summarize Group Discussion, added in August 2025), five Reading and eight Listening tasks, 1,120 in all, plus a full mock test and a mock test for each part.
What does the mock test report show?
An overall estimate and one for each of Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening. Integrated tasks count towards two skills, as on the test, so a Read Aloud feeds both Speaking and Reading. You also see how you did on each task type and can open the review of every answer.
Do templates work?
Less and less. A memorized Describe Image or Re-tell Lecture template earns little or no content credit. Our review flags template-like answers and shows which key points you missed.
Is it free?
A free account gets a one-time trial: 3 spoken and 1 written answer scored by AI, 10 Reading and Listening items and one sectional mock test. A Nomto pass opens all courses, PTE included, with the full mock test, generous daily limits and no auto-renewal.
Your first task takes a minute
Start with Repeat Sentence or Read Aloud and see your traits right away, or take a part of the mock test.
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