Every point on the scale, mapped. All the way to 90.
PTE Perfect 90 breaks the computer-based PTE Academic exam into its exact tasks, timings, and scoring weights — so you practise what actually moves your score.
What is PTE Academic?
The Pearson Test of English (PTE) is a fully computerized English proficiency test accepted by the Department of Home Affairs and universities across Australia and New Zealand. Your responses are scored by an AI algorithm — no human bias, unbiased results, and most scores arrive within 24 hours.
Master every module
Each module page covers its tasks in exam order, with question counts, point values, timings, templates, and strategy for each.
Speaking
Read Aloud, Repeat Sentences, Describe Image, Retell Lecture, and more — 7 tasks, 54–67 minutes combined with Writing.
Explore Speaking →Writing
Summarize Written Text and Essay, with one-sentence summary structure and a full essay framework for all 5 essay types.
Explore Writing →Reading
Two kinds of fill-in-the-blanks, Reorder Paragraphs, and both multiple-choice formats — 29–30 minutes, pace is everything.
Explore Reading →Listening
Eight task types ending with Write From Dictation — the single most score-rich task in the entire exam.
Explore Listening →Quick links
Tips & Tricks
Cross-module strategy: where the points hide, which tasks have negative marking, and how to manage the clock.
Get the tips →Score Guide
Pearson's score distribution by question type, the six enabling skills, and the PTE-to-IELTS concordance table.
Understand scoring →About
The exam format part by part, why the AI-scored test is different, and how this site is organised.
About the exam →Your 90 starts with the next task you practise
The highest-weighted tasks are known. The templates are written. Work module by module, in exam order, and let the scoring data decide where your time goes.