Full PTE practice

Take a full-length PTE mock test

Move through Speaking and Writing, Reading, and Listening in order, save each response through the existing PTE scoring services, and finish with per-skill 10-90 practice estimates and an item-level breakdown.

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The PrepEx mock

A complete practice journey, not an isolated quiz

The mock-test system orchestrates existing PTE items and scorers into an ordered session. It is designed to help you practise timing, transitions and concentration across all four communicative skills.

Skills covered4Speaking, Writing, Reading, Listening
Score display10-90Per-skill practice estimates
Session supportResumeContinue an in-progress test
  • Ordered sections and task sequence based on the current PTE structure.
  • Existing section-specific response players for typed and recorded answers.
  • Integrated-skill aggregation so relevant tasks contribute across skills.
  • Item-level results and feedback after completion.
How it works

From device check to final result

  1. Choose a test. Review the available PTE practice tests and any flagged content or audio limitations.
  2. Check your setup. Use a working microphone and headphones in a quiet space.
  3. Complete the sections in order. Responses are submitted through the existing PTE section services.
  4. Resume if interrupted. An in-progress session can be reopened from the PTE Hub.
  5. Review your result. See skill estimates and the contribution of individual items.
For the most useful baseline

Take the test in one sitting without external help. Use section practice afterwards to target the weakest skill shown in your result.

Results

Use the result to decide what to practise next

The result page reports practice estimates for Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening. Integrated tasks contribute to every skill they assess rather than only the section where they appear.

The item breakdown is more useful than the overall number alone. Look for recurring weaknesses such as spelling-sensitive dictation, fluency, response form, or negative marking from incorrect selections.

Learn how PTE scoring and PrepEx estimates differ.

Before you begin

Set up a realistic test environment

  • Use a laptop or desktop with a reliable microphone.
  • Wear headphones and close apps that may interrupt audio.
  • Allow enough uninterrupted time for the selected test.
  • Keep a notepad available for listening notes.
  • Do not refresh or open answer resources during the session.
Common questions

PTE mock test FAQs

What's included?All 4 skillsAn ordered full-length session across Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening, with per-skill 10-90 estimates and an item-level breakdown.
Can I resume?YesAn in-progress session can be reopened and continued from the PTE Hub if you are interrupted.
Official scores?EstimatesPrepEx results are practice estimates; only Pearson's Scored Practice Tests use the official scoring engine.
How to use it?Item breakdownRead the item breakdown to find recurring weaknesses, then target the weakest skill with section practice.
Important limitation

A PrepEx mock is not an official Pearson test

PrepEx uses current public PTE format and scoring information, but Pearson does not publish its complete scoring and equating algorithm. PrepEx results are therefore practice estimates.

Pearson states that its own Scored Practice Tests are the only practice tests using the official PTE scoring engine and criteria. Use PrepEx to practise, find patterns and track direction; use official Pearson products when you need Pearson's own score-potential assessment.

Source checked June 23, 2026: Pearson PTE Academic Scored Practice Tests.

PTE test formatKnow every part and question type before test day. PTE ready checklistConfirm format, setup and review workflow before starting. PTE scoring guideUnderstand integrated skills and practice-score limitations.
PTE Academic is a trademark of Pearson Education Ltd. PrepEx is independent of Pearson. PrepEx scores are practice estimates, not official Pearson scores.