Hello, I have already talked with Girja mam, I am preparing for IELTS . Today I come to know about PET, which is equivalent to IELTS. Can you guide me for the same? I have scored 6.5 bands before three years. I am weak at writing and speaking module. I have done my Bsc & D.M.L.T. Hoping your reply at the earliest.

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I believe it is PTE and not PET. Pearson Test of English (PTE) is now accepted in most countries as a substitute for IELTS. It's very different when compared to IELTS. Some sections are very easy and some difficult. You should take a mock test before deciding.
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i feel you need more detailed practice to appear for PTE as it has more detailed evaluation of english. IELTS can be cracked easily with proper practice. PTE need good command on english as compared to IELTS.
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Hi i hold experience of teaching PTE along with IELTS. For any query, u can contact me.
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Update me what actually you looking for, what is the main purpose to apply english test. where and when?
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Update me what actually you looking for, what is the main purpose to apply english test. where and when,
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Language is a language, ielts, toefl, or pte. they are there to assess your ability for the language.
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PTE is good if you have good typing speed
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ll give the best coaching in ielts & pte.
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Hello Kunjal, PET is the Preliminary English Test conducted by Cambridge English. It consists of 3 sections, Reading and Writing(90 minutes), Listening(36 minutes) and Speaking(10-12 minutes). The weightage of marks for each of the section is 50%, 25% and 25% respectively. Hope this information...
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