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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Conducted by Pearson PLC Group, the PTE Academic exam fee in India for the year 2025 is INR 18,900. Additionally the fee for PTE core and PTE Acdemic UKVI exams is also INR 18,900.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
A lot of times, candidates are left wondering about a good PTE score. PTE Academic test takers should be aware that every university would have a required PTE score and candidates are expected to achieve the same or a higher value to be eligible for admission to the university. A good PTE score could be a score that would make the candidate eligible for most universities accepting PTE scores. Having a good PTE score not only increases your chances of admission to the university but also makes you a frontrunner for any scholarships the university may provide.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
As informed earlier, the PTE exam fee is very competitively priced and hence, there are no discounts on the PTE test fees. The PTE exam fees for Indian students in 2026 is INR 18,900.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Yes. Candidates should be aware that the PTE registration fee is valid for a single PTE test. Candidates who are looking to appear for a second PTE Academic test would be required to register for the PTE test again and also pay the required PTE exam fees. Hence, candidates are always advised to book their PTE exam slot only after having prepared for the PTE Academic test.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
No, the Department of Home Affairs of Australia does not accept any at-home or online test for immigration to the country. The Department only recognises at-centre tests for all visa applications.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Generally, the PTE scores remain valid only for 2 years. However, only in the case of Australian PR, the scores may remain valid for 3 years. Candidates are advised to check the conditions before applying.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Just click “forgot password” on Pearson PTE website. They email you reset link and help you login again. With this you can reset your PTE password and use your account again.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The latest advancements in the PTE Academic exam for the year 2025 are given below:
- The PTE exam fee was increased by INR 1000 in 2025 for Indian students. The PTE exam fee, which was INR 17,000 in 2024, has increased to INR 18,000 in 2025.
- The higher education institutes in the Netherlands started accepting the PTE exam for international applications from 2025.
- Double Checking by Human Experts: In the PTE exam, the scores received upon automated scoring for two of the PTE Speaking section questions, i.e. PTE Describe Image and Retell Lecture will now be double-checked by the human experts. However, this does not imply any chan
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
V1, V2, and V3 refer to the different forms of verbs used in English tenses. The explanations of each of V1, V2 and V3 are given below:
- V1 (First form of the verb): It is used in Simple Present Tense, Simple Past Tense, and the Present, Past and Future forms of the Continuous and Perfect Continuous tenses. The examples of some first form of verbs are - play, sing, eat, go
- V2 (Second form of the verb): The V2 verb is used exclusively in Simple Past Tense. The examples of the second form of the verb are - played, sang, ate, went
- V3 (Third form of the verb): Also known as the past participle, the V3 verbs are used in Perfect Tenses and passi
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The Present Indefinite Tense rules are given below.
Present Indefinite Tense Rules | ||
|---|---|---|
Types of Present Indefinite Tense Sentences | Singular Noun (Subject) | Plural Noun (Subject) |
Affirmative | Rule: Subject + V1 + s/es + Object Example: Sneha goes to school. | Rule: Subject + V1 + Object Example: They go to school. |
Negative | Rule: Subject + does not + V1 + Object Example: Sneha doesn't go to school. | Rule: Subject + do not + V1 + Object Example: They do not go to school. |
Interrogative | Rule: Does + Subject + V1 + object? Example: Does Sneha go to school? | Rule: Do + Subject + V1 + object? Example: Do they go to school? |
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