PTE Academic · Full mock tests
PTE Academic Mock Tests
A PTE Academic mock test runs the full current format: three parts (Speaking & Writing, Reading, Listening), 22 question types and 65 to 75 items, in about two hours. EnglishHub has 50 full mock tests for PTE Academic, and the first one is free.
- Parts
- Speaking & Writing, Reading, Listening
- Question types
- 22
- Items
- 65–75 per test
- Time
- About 2 hours; maximum 2 hours 15 minutes
- Mock tests on EnglishHub
- 50, first one free
What a full mock covers
The official test runs in one sitting: Part 1 Speaking & Writing (about 76–84 minutes), Part 2 Reading (about 23–30 minutes) and Part 3 Listening (about 31–39 minutes). Since 7 August 2025, Part 1 includes Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation. A full mock shows whether your concentration and timing hold across that length.
EnglishHub mock tests follow the same three-part structure and task types. Results are independent practice estimates on the 10–90 scale, not Pearson scores. Use them to find which task types cost you most, then target those with task practice.
Practise one section at a time
Tips that work
- Take the mock in one sitting with headphones and a microphone, as you would on test day.
- Check your microphone before starting; the speaking tasks come first.
- Review task by task afterwards; one weak task type can pull down several skill scores.
- Space full mocks out and do focused task practice in between.
Questions candidates ask
How many PTE Academic mock tests does EnglishHub have?
50 full mock tests, and the first one is free.
Is the mock score the same as a real PTE score?
No. It is an independent practice estimate. Only Pearson issues PTE Academic scores.
Do mock tests include the two newest task types?
Yes. EnglishHub's PTE Academic mocks include both Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation.