Question-wise practice
Work on the task type that is costing marks, with timing and scoring traits visible while you practise.
AI-scored PTE practice
Take one free, complete PTE mock test with AI scoring, then drill the exact question types behind the lost marks — PTE Academic, UKVI, and Core, with calculators and AI feedback that turn results into a study plan.

Move from broad results into the exact question type that needs work.
PTE Core for Canada
Every PTE Core task scored the way the test scores it, one free complete Core mock, and each section mapped to its CLB level for Express Entry.
| Core tasks | 19, including Write Email, Respond to a Situation and Summarize Group Discussion |
|---|---|
| Free | One complete scored PTE Core mock, no card |
| CLB mapping | Each of the four skills on the IRCC equivalency chart |
| Question bank | ~21,000 questions across Academic, UKVI and Core |
The practice system
Work on the task type that is costing marks, with timing and scoring traits visible while you practise.
Use complete scored attempts as checkpoints. Every account starts with one free complete mock test.
Estimate target gaps with score calculators, then choose the section or task that needs focused work.
Inside EdKnot
Learners move from a skill-specific question bank into the practice player, with timers, prompts, attempts, and AI scoring kept in the same workflow.

Mock test offer
Use the free mock as a baseline, then return to question-type practice with a clearer view of what cost marks.
Reserve my free mock testOne free complete scored mock test for every new learner
Question-type practice across PTE Academic / UKVI and PTE Core
Paid plans unlock unlimited scoring, mocks, and sectionals under the fair-usage policy
Score calculators are estimates for planning, not official score guarantees
Paid plans from ₹899 ₹499 for 30 days, with unlimited AI scoring, mocks and sectionals under fair use. Prepaid, no auto-renewal.
Question-type coverage
Start from a complete mock or jump straight into a question type. EdKnot keeps the workflow focused on the section and scoring traits that need attention.
Product coverage
Speaking, writing, reading, and listening practice for study, migration, and UKVI goals.
Core-specific writing and speaking practice with CLB-oriented score planning.
Who it is for
Build task confidence first, then use scored mocks and calculators to check timing, stamina, and target readiness.
Support PTE Academic, UKVI, and PTE Core learners with one consistent practice and review workflow.
Start learning
Set a weekly study rhythm that balances question-type practice, mock-test review, and score-target planning.
GuideUsing mock testsUse mock tests as checkpoints, then turn weak sections into focused practice before your next attempt.
GuideWhere marks are lostPronunciation is rarely the problem, a third of writing attempts lose the form mark, and exam pressure costs about 16 points. Evidence from thousands of scored answers.
GuidePTE templatesEvery speaking, writing and listening template on EdKnot — each one verified against the same AI scoring engine that marks your practice.
No. EdKnot is an independent PTE preparation platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Pearson Education Ltd or Pearson VUE.
Yes. Every new learner can start with one complete scored mock test — no card required. For more mocks and unlimited AI scoring, prepaid plans start at 15 days — current prices for your region are on the pricing page.
EdKnot supports PTE Academic / UKVI and PTE Core preparation across speaking, writing, reading, and listening. The platform taxonomy currently covers 22 Academic / UKVI question types and 19 Core question types.
EdKnot supports both PTE Academic / UKVI and PTE Core. The right path depends on the score-use case from your university, visa route, employer, or authority, so always match your practice track to the version of PTE that the receiving organization accepts.
AI scoring is most useful when it points to the next practice decision. EdKnot uses AI-scored workflows to help learners review speaking, writing, and mock performance faster, but the score should still be read alongside question-type patterns, timing control, and repeated mistakes.
No. Score calculators are planning tools. Official scores, score equivalencies, and acceptance decisions are controlled by the test owner and the accepting institution or authority.