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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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You can get admitted into some of the top Australian universities with a very good score of 76 in PTE. Courses you can think of applying for are Master of Engineering or MBA from the University of Melbourne or the University of Sydney for Master in Data Science. Other options include Monash University for Master of Business Administration and University of Queensland for Master of Finance. These programs usually demand a PTE score of 65 to 79. It goes well with your score and increases your chances of admission.

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Virajita Bisht

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The total PTE Repeat Sentence questions that may be asked in the Speaking & Writing section of the test range from 10-12. The total time dedicated to PTE Repeat Sentence questions range from 3.5 to 4.2 minutes. Candidates must be attentive while listening to the recorded audio note as the same will not be replayed and repeat the sentence with the same stress, intonation, rate of speech and rhythm with the most important aspect of scoring being the repetition of exactly the same words or phrases in the correct sequence. 

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Priya Garg

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Honestly, how hard the PTE is. kinda depends on you? Like, if your English is pretty good and you know what to expect, it's not that bad.
It has four parts: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking. But the Speaking part? That's usually the trickiest. You have to talk super clearly and make sure your pronunciation is right, which can be scary.
But here's the thing if you actually spend time practising, it gets way easier. Plus, since the whole test is on a computer, a lot of people think it's much better than those other strict exams. You just need to try some practice tests first so you don't get nervous on the big day. Do that, and yo

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Priya Garg

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Yes, you can prepare for the PTE test in 15 days with a focused approach. This requires commitment and prioritizing key skills and sections of the exam.

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Subhrajeet Harichandan

Contributor-Level 9

Candidates should understand that there is no such thing as a good PTE Academic score. Every university would have its own PTE Academic score cut-off and students are required to achieve scores equal or higher than the set grade. Candidates should note that a higher PTE Academic score would automatically increase their chances of securing a seat at the university and also make them a front runner for any scholarships being offered by the university. However, according to the Pearson PLC Group, minimum score of CEFR B2 level, which equals to a PTE Academic score range of 59-75 is generally considered good. 

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