Free AI scoring for PTE Academic
Your PTE score, explained word by word.
Practice under real exam timing. Get a 10–90 score in four seconds, with the exact word that cost you points.
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507
questions in the bank
22
task types — every one Pearson sets
4
skills scored on the 10–90 scale
~4 s
from “stop recording” to a score
Scored like Pearson
Exam timing in. Trait scores out.
Speaking answers are recorded at 16 kHz, transcribed with word timings, and scored on content, oral fluency and pronunciation as separate traits — never averaged into a vibe. Hesitation becomes a measured gap; a stumbled word gets named.
- Preparation and response clocks run as the real test runs them
- Form is checked before content on writing tasks, in the exam’s order
- Trait scores are weighted by task and mapped to the 10–90 scale
- Every attempt keeps its transcript, so you can listen back
Speaking
Transcribed with word timings; content, fluency and pronunciation scored separately.
Writing
Form checked before content — the order the exam applies.
Reading
Blank-by-blank partial credit on every fill-in and reorder task.
Listening
One-play audio, word-by-word dictation marking.
The product
One score history. Four ways to move it.
Practice, mocks, revision and vocab write to the same record, so the dashboard always knows what to hand you next.
A dashboard that tells you what to do next
Practice average, weekly target, mock trend and a three-step plan built from your weakest task types — not a wall of stats.
Full-length and sectional mocks
Three parts, about 125 minutes, exam-weighted and drawn fresh from the bank. Or drill one skill on its real section clock.
A library you can actually filter
Every task type has its own bank with difficulty, frequency and practised/new filters, so you stop scrolling and start answering.
Vocab books built from the questions
Dictation words, fill-in-the-blank answers and a core list — drilled in reading or listening mode until they stop being hard.
How it works
Three steps, then repeat the one that hurt.
Pick a task type
Start with the one you dread. All 22 are there, including Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation.
Answer under exam timing
Preparation and response clocks run exactly as the test runs them. Audio plays once. Recording starts itself.
Read the breakdown, fix one thing
A 10–90 score, the trait that dragged it down, and the sentence or word that cost you. Then the question comes back on a spaced schedule.
Straight answers
Questions people ask before signing up.
Is the score the same as Pearson’s?
No — nobody outside Pearson has their engine. Our scores are estimates built from the published rubrics and scaled to 10–90. Use them to find weak spots and track direction, not to predict your report card to the point.
Does it cover the August 2025 speaking tasks?
Yes. Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation are in practice, in the full mock, and weighted the way the exam weights them.
What does “free” include?
An account, the practice library, trait-level scoring and the revision queue. No card, no trial countdown.
Can a coaching institute use it?
Yes. The institute portal adds class rosters, join codes, assignments and submission marking on top of the same scoring engine.
How is pronunciation scored?
From the transcript’s word-level confidence and timing. It is the hardest trait to automate for anyone, so read a low score there as a prompt to listen back, not a verdict.
Your next attempt can be scored in four seconds.
Make an account, pick the task type you dread most, and read what the breakdown says. No card, no sales call.