This test is the rate by Artificial Intelligence to avoid any bias in scoring. The candidates who appear for the PTE test receive their PTE score within 5 business days of the test. The PTE score of a candidate ranges from 10 to 90 on a powder scale. This PTE score includes the overall score of the candidate, communicative skills scores, and enabling skills scores. Highlighted below are a few important points that a candidate must know regarding the PTE result.
The candidates will receive an email that lets them know that their scorecards are ready and they can access their score report by signing into their Pearson PTE account. Given below are the steps to be followed to view PTE score.
Step 1: The candidate needs to sign in to their account by using their username and password.
Step 2: Then, the candidates need to click ‘View Score Reports’ link.
Step 3: A new window opens where the students must click on ‘View’ for the score that they wish to see.
Step 4: The score is displayed in PDF format which the candidates can download.
• The institutes where students are applying can only view PTE scores when the candidates send them their score via the Pearson website. However, no additional fee is charged from the students for sending their scores to as many institutes as they wish.
• The candidates need to understand their PTE score. The overall PTE score shows the overall performance of a candidate in the Pearson Test of English. As for communicative skills score, it is based on the test taker’s ability shown in the questions that are related to listening, reading, speaking and writing skills. The enabling skills score is based on the candidate’s performance in questions that focus on grammar, oral fluency, pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary, and written discourse.
• If a candidate feels unhappy with his/her PTE score, he/she can retake the test. However, the candidates can book for the retest at least 5 days after their prior strive.
• The candidates can also request for the rescore if they feel their score is not good enough ask for the rescore if they have applied for a retest.