PTE

There is no way to change your PTE test centre directly after booking. In order to change, you must cancel your current test appointment and book a new test at your desired new location.

Yes, all authorised PTE test centres provide secure locker facilities to store your personal belongings during the exam. You must keep all your belonging in the locker assigned to you before entering the exam room. 

To find a Pearson-approved test centre in your state, you must visit the "test centre locator" or the Pearson Vue website. There - on typing the name of your city or state, you will get the list of all the PTE test centres available in your area.

Generally it is recommended to take the PTE exam at Pearson-authorised test centres only as these test centres - 

• are equipped with superior and standardised testing environments,  
• have dedicated professional staff, and
• provide better technical support if a glitch occurs.

You can change/reschedule your PTE exam date for a maximum of 6 times. You must have at least 14 days left for your PTE exam to make changes to your test date. If there are lesser than 14 days left, you can no longer change or reschedule your test.

At this point, you can only cancel your PTE test appointment and book another one. Cancellation charges may apply depending on the number of days left for your exam on the date of cancellation.

You cannot book the PTE exam slot for the same day. But you can book a PTE exam slot up to 24 hours before the test time.

Booking a PTE exam slot at least 2 to 3 weeks ahead is generally recommended. This will give you enough time to cancel/reschedule and get a refund if your plan happens to change, in due time. Also, you may get your desired date and time slot when you book in advance.

Yes. The PTE exam slots are available on weekends in India. But they tend to fill out fast, weeks in advance. So, you need to be careful and book in advance.

The minimum age of the PTE test takers should be 16 at the time of application. However applicants aged between 16 and 18 are required to submit a parent's consent form to be able to sit in the test.