r/pte

I messed up my speaking......as I was nervous, and I fumbled a few times when someone spoke while I was speaking...overalll I only needed 60 got 89

Recently gave my second PTE after 4 years, prepared probably 1 month.

Wasn't very confident in terms of preparation and might score low but I did it anyway, it took 5 business days for my result and it was not superior though;

However, here is the most interesting part, I missed 2 WFD in my test due to lack of time management on reading and on top of that my morale was low because I have messed in RS due to distractions in the room and I cannot remember what I said but I maintained my fluency even though it didn't make sense.

Now the result speaks to itself.

My advice first of all to myself is Speaking and Listening is not hard and can be achieved by maintaining fluency then focus of Reading and Writing module.

Hope this gives a bit of hope. PEACE !!

Hi everyone,

I’m currently preparing for my PTE exam, and someone recently recommended 79score for practice. So I decided to check it out.

I actually really liked their new self-study feature — the design looks clean and the learning modules are pretty engaging. But right now I can only see two active question types available.

Does anyone know when the other question types will be added? 👀
Or is it still under development?

I realised I have full overall score but everything else at lower scores, is this normal? Don't make sense to me. Anyone with similar experience and whether have you check with Pearson for this?

First attempt.

I dont know what went wrong with speaking, any tips to improve?

Should I go for re-evaluation?

English is my 3rd language and I speak 4 other languages. To be fair, I also have been working in customer facing roles for the last 7 years so I think my speaking skills are good. I actually did mess up in a lot of places on the exam but I think it tests your skills more than your accuracy.

My biggest tip to anyone that tell me they're trying to improve their English: Start watching movies with subtitles on. Been doing that since I was 9 years old.

Got my desired score in speaking after rescore for my registration. Didnt practice much before exam. First attempt with 1 day of practice. I might not have any tips to give because i didnt have any. Gave it in the conventional way, did what they have asked to do. No templates or easy method.

So if you are sure that you have done well in exam, dont hesitate to go for rescore. I applied for rescore after 10 days, rescore got published after 2 days.
Goodluck to everyone. Refunds will be processed in 2 days.

So I’m opening only 3 spots for private 1:1 PTE strategy sessions this week.

This is NOT random practice classes.

In these sessions, we focus on:

• Why your score is stuck
• What the AI actually rewards
• Speaking corrections live
• Time-saving strategies
• Templates that genuinely work
• Section-wise game plan for 65+/79+

Most people practice for months without realizing they’re repeating the same mistakes.

Sometimes one strategy shift changes everything.

The sessions are mainly for people who:

• Keep getting stuck between scores
• Have exam anxiety
• Need a clear attempt strategy
• Want faster improvement instead of endless practice

I’ll only take 3 people because proper feedback takes time.

If interested, comment “PTE” or DM me directly.