Will I get conditional offers from universities if my PTE score has expired?
Yes, most universities can issue conditional offers even if your PTE (Pearson Test of English) score has expired. You may receive a conditional admission if you meet all other requirements except for English language proficiency.
Typically, you will need to retake the PTE or another accepted English test and submit a valid score before final enrollment. PTE scores are usually valid for two years - this is subject to change by university or country.
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