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PTE Academic Exam Pattern

Understand the exact structure of the PTE Academic test, including every question type and timing for each part.

Exam Pattern for PTE Academic

Every question type in the PTE Academic test with the typical number of questions you can expect.

Question TypeAvg Questions
Speaking & Writing
Read Aloud6-7
Repeat Sentence10-12
Describe Image5-6
Retell Lecture2-3
Answer Short Question5-6
Summarize Group Discussion2-3
Respond to a Situation2-3
Summarize Written Text2
Write Essay1
Reading
Fill in the Blanks (Drop-down)5-6
Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers2-3
Re-order Paragraphs2-3
Fill in the Blanks (Drag & Drop)4-5
Multiple Choice, Single Answer2-3
Listening
Summarize Spoken Text1
Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers2-3
Fill in the Blanks2-3
Multiple Choice, Single Answer2-3
Select Missing Word1-2
Highlight Correct Summary2-3
Highlight Incorrect Words2-3
Write From Dictation3-4

About the PTE Academic Test

PTE Academic is a computer-delivered English test accepted by universities, colleges and immigration programs worldwide. Every task - including Speaking - is scored by Pearson's automated engine, which removes examiner bias and gets results back fast.

PTE Academic Exam Sections and Question Types

The test is split into three parts, taken in one sitting: Speaking & Writing (~54-67 minutes), Reading (~29-30 minutes), and Listening (~30-43 minutes) - about 2 hours in total.

Many PTE tasks are "integrated" - a single answer can contribute to more than one of your four Communicative Skills scores. See the table above for every question type and how many of each to expect.

How to Prepare for PTE Academic with a Free Mock Test

Since PTE is AI-scored, getting comfortable with the exact task formats matters as much as your English level - things like speaking clearly into a microphone under time pressure, or typing essay responses within the word limit.

Practet offers a free PTE Academic mock test and practice for every question type, so you can build speed and accuracy, and use our PTE score calculator to track progress toward your target score.

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