To improve your PTE score from 49 to 65, you will need to focus on a few key areas:

Practice regularly: The more you practice, the more familiar you will become with the format and structure of the PTE exam. Try to practice every day and take practice tests to assess your progress.

Improve your speaking and pronunciation skills: In the speaking section, focus on speaking clearly and at a natural pace. Make sure you are pronouncing words correctly and using the correct stress and intonation. Consider taking a pronunciation course or working with a tutor to improve your skills in this area.

Work on your reading comprehension: To improve your reading score, practice reading quickly and efficiently while still retaining important details. Use skimming and scanning techniques to find the main ideas and key points of a passage.

Expand your vocabulary: Work on building your vocabulary by reading extensively and using flashcards or other tools to memorize new words. This will help you in the writing and speaking sections of the exam.

Improve your grammar: Review grammar rules and practice using them in context. This will help you avoid common errors and improve your writing and speaking scores.

Time management: Learn to manage your time effectively during the exam. Try to complete each section within the allotted time and avoid spending too much time on any one question.

Remember, improving your score takes time and effort. Be patient with yourself and keep practicing regularly. Good luck!

Speaking And Writing: Read Aloud.

You are presented with a written text which could be of 3 to 4 lines (varies). You have 30-40 seconds to prepare, depending on the length of the passage. Here are some tips to score full marks on this question type:

• You have 30-40 seconds to look at the text before the microphone opens, so use this time to break the text up into meaningful chunks, using the punctuation as a guide. This will show you the places where you can make a tiny pause and alter your intonation – going up when you begin reading a chunk and falling a little when you end a chunk.
• Use punctuation to help you decide where to pause when you read.
• Using appropriate pausing helps you to read more fluently and give the full meaning of the text. This will improve your score.
• You hear a short tone. After the tone, start speaking immediately. Do not start speaking before the microphone opens because your voice will not be recorded.
• You should speak clearly. There is no need to rush.
• Finish speaking before the progress bar reaches the end. The word “Recording” changes to “Completed”.
• You are only able to record your response once.
• Stress the words that carry important information
• When you read the text, stress the words that help to convey meaning, by reading them in a slightly louder voice and adding emphasis to key syllables. Also use rising and falling intonation patterns to show how the ideas are linked or are coming to an end.

• To make sure, you get full marks -
• Content: Your response should include all the words in the reading text and only these words. Content is scored by counting the number of correct words in your response. Replacements insertions and omissions of words will negatively affect your score.
• Fluency is scored by determining if your rhythm, phrasing and stress are smooth. The best responses are spoken at a constant and natural rate of speech with appropriate phrasing. Hesitations, repetitions and false starts will negatively affect your score.
• Pronunciation is scored by determining if your speech is easily understandable to most regular speakers of the language.

Do you know your Score of Writing Skill of PTE does not depend on Writing Section only? Please note that your writing score depends on the following item types-

• Writing Section: Summarizing written text
• Writing Section: Write Essay
• Reading Section: Reading & Writing: Fill in the blanks
• Listening Section: Summarize spoken text
• Listening Section: Fill in the blanks
• Listening Section: Write from dictation

If you want good marks in the writing skill of your PTE test, you have to ace in all of these sections.

My advice to all pte test takers. I am sharing few tips which would help u during the exam.

•  Concentrate very hard because you will be distracted by others in the exam room during the speaking session. Everybody speaks hard and loud... U cannot control that. Press headphones hard to your ears when listening and concentrate.
• Don't underestimate writing essays. U will hardly have time to plan and type 200-300 words in 20 minutes. My advice...After reading the question, start typing immediately and have an eye on the timer.
• The reading part is another deceiving session. U will run out of time before you realize. So practice hard.
• Stay confident and crack the exam. Good luck

My advice to all test takers:

• Concentrate very hard because u will be distracted by others in the exam room during the speaking session. Everybody speaks hard and loud... U can't control that. Press headphones hard to ur ear when listening and concentrate.
• Don't underestimate writing essays. U will hardly have time to plan and type 200-300 words in 20 minutes. My advice...After reading the question, start typing immediately and have an eye on a timer.
• The reading part is another deceiving session. U will run out of time before you realize. So practice hard. 
• Stay confident and crack the exam. Good luck...

Key points to crack PTE Exam. 

Summarise written text.

• 30 words ideal.
• Identify keywords.
• Read twice in 2 mins.
• Write for 7 minutes.
• Edit in 1 minute.
• Who did what? What happened? (the Main idea behind SWT)
• Ignore details

Writing an Essay

• Prepare 1 min.
• Write 18 min.
• Check 1 min.
• Identify two sides.
• 1 idea per paragraph.
• Intro (rewrite section 1&2, This essay will..),
• 2 Whys and conclusion.
• One cause in one Why para.
• Only one side in conclusion.

Retell lecture 

• Take maximum notes while listening.
• Create vocabulary from an image.

Describe an image.

• Introduce image title and X-axis. 10 sec. 
• Key features most noticeable. 20 sec.
• Conclusion starting with Overall.
• Summary/opinion. 8 sec.
• Keep an on time as you have only 40 seconds only.

Repeat sentence

• Remember phrases. Keywords.
• Listen and repeat.
• Watch daily English tv shows, web series, and movies without subtitles so that your mind can be familiar with English words and pronunciation. (Daily activity for Listening section)  

Summarise spoken text.

• Take notes while listening.
• Multiple sentences.
• 70 words limit 
• Keep an on words limit and time (Very imp)

Write from dictation.

• Listen and absorb the sentence.
• Then type fast.
• Use grammar knowledge to correct the sentence.
• Meaning words and grammar words.

Reorder paragraph.

• Independent sentence.
• The object of sentence 1 connects to the subject of the next sentence.
• Subject+Verb+Object. Grammar

You have to prepare for the test. If you simply go and give it you will be shocked to see your marks.

Remember, everyone has a weak area and you need to identify yours by taking tests

Benefits of PTE official mock test:

· Gives you the simulation of the real PTE exam.
· Follow the actual pattern of PTE questions.
· Get a scorecard like the real Pearson exam along with enabling skills.
· Compare your answers with the expert's answers and improve your skills.
· Don’t waste money by giving PTE exam directly and go for the official mocks first, if you get your desired score then only go for the exam

Speech Habits

1. Saying little - meaning much

              LACONIC

2. Saying little – these people like neither to talk nor to listen, they act as if the conversation is a bore

             TACITURN

3. Much talk, little sense

              GARRULOUS

4. When the words won’t come out of strong emotions – fear, rage, anger

              INARTICULATE

5. They talk, talk and talk – they phrase, rephrase using far more words than necessary

              VERBOSE

6. Unoriginal – everything they say is trite, hackneyed, commonplace, and humourless. Full of clichés and stereotypes

              BANAL

7. Words in quick succession – fluent , rapid talkers. Such copiousness, that you listen to them in amazement

               VOLUBLE

8. Words that convince – persuasively, brilliantly and draws wholehearted assent from an intelligent listener

             COGENT

9. The sound and the fury - They talk loud, noisy, clamorous, and vehement.

             VOCIFEROUS

10. Quantity – they talk a great deal. Voluble, vociferous, garrulous, verbose, but never inarticulate, taciturn, or laconic.

             LOQUACIOUS

Bibliography

Lewis, N. (2017). Word Power Made Easy. Noida: B.B. Press.

The documents all you need to carry with yourself are the ID proof such as Passport and your admit card.

When you go to take exam, firstly you will need to show your ID, check in with the Test Administrator, secondly your digital signature, third your digital photograph is taken and last palm scanning.