How can I book my PTE exam slot through the My PTE portal?
Log in to the My PTE portal and select your purpose for taking PTE and your target destinations. Based on that, the portal suggests the test to book, such as PTE Academic, PTE Core or PTE Academic UKVI. Match the suggestion with your requirements, then book.
You book your PTE slot by logging in to the My PTE portal. The portal asks why you are taking the test and where you plan to study, and then suggests the right test.
Booking Steps
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1 | Log in to the My PTE portal |
| 2 | Select your purpose of taking PTE |
| 3 | Select your target destinations |
| 4 | Book the suggested test: PTE Academic, PTE Core or PTE Academic UKVI |
| 5 | Match the test with your requirements and decide |
Choosing the Right Test
- PTE Academic, PTE Core and PTE Academic UKVI serve different purposes.
- Check what your university or visa category accepts before you commit.
- Confirm details on the official Pearson portal before paying.
My Advice
Check your university or visa requirement first, then book the matching test. Picking the wrong variant is a costly mistake because each registration is for one test.
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