When it comes to achieving your future ambitions of studying or working overseas, PTE is the best choice you can make. Empire's teaches students all of the integrated courses and gives them the confidence they need to ace the exam. The PTE results are normally accessible within 5 business days, which is advantageous if you need to make quick judgments. Furthermore, the flexible test dates make it easier to choose a time and location that is convenient for you, with test sessions held practically every day of the year at over 200 sites across the world. To top it off, the PTE Exam is accepted for all student visas and migration applications in Australia and New Zealand.

PTE is recognized by other institutions in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, New Zealand, and Ireland, including Harvard, Yale, and INSEAD.

Unlike other English language proficiency tests, the PTE academic consists of a single 3-hour test session that includes integrated speaking, writing, listening, and reading. There are twenty distinct question forms to choose from, including multiple choice questions (MCQs), essay writing, and information interpretation. At Empire's, we present you with suggestions and tactics for approaching each integrated module in a logical manner, resulting in positive outcomes.

• Read aloud (6-7 tasks)
• Repeat the sentence (10-12 tasks)
• Describe image (6 -7 tasks)
• Re-tell lecture (3 – 4 tasks)
• Answer short questions (10 – 12 tasks)

• Summarize written text (5 – 75 words) (Reading and Writing skills accessed) (2 to 3 tests)
• Essay (200 – 300 words) (Writing skills assessed ) (1-2 tasks)

• Multiple choice (MC) single answer (2 – 3 tasks)
• Multiple choice (MC) multiple answer (2 – 3 tasks)
• Re – order? Paragraph (2 – 3 tasks)
• Reading – Fill in the blanks (4 – 5 tasks)
• Reading, writing fill in the blanks (5 – 6 tasks)

• Multiple choice (MC) single answer (2 – 3 tasks)
• Multiple choice (MC) multiple answer (2 – 3 tasks)
• Fill in the blanks (2 – 3 tasks)
• Highlight correct summary (2- 3 tasks)
• Select missing word (2 – 3 tasks)
• Highlight incorrect words (2- 3 tasks)
• Write from dictation (3 – 4 tasks)

Multiple choice and multiple answers in both modules (L/R), as well as highlighting wrong words in listening, earn negative marks that are deducted from the overall score in those modules.