How is your PTE test overall score (average) calculated? in notes on 6th June 2020 26th October 2020 PTE Academic Test Centers issue a score report for every candidate who finishes the test successfully. Usually, this report card will be in the candidates’ email within 12 to 72 hours after the exam is finished.Watch this YouTube video on how your PTE overall is calculated.Watch it on YouTubeScore Report breakdownThe PTE score report provides an overall score which is then broken down into two main contributors: communicative and enabling skills. Your communicative skills consist of four contributors namely Listening, Reading, Speaking and Writing and your enabling skills comprise Grammar, Oral fluency, Pronunciation, Spelling, Vocabulary and Written Discourse.PTE Score report’s new lookOnline PTE practice platformHow is the overall score calculated?In order to get 20 points for immigration purposes, you need to have an average score of 79 with no skills less than 79. Let’s see how they calculate the average score in your PTE test score.First, they add up all the scores of enabling skills. Then, the sum is divided by 6 which is the number of items added up. This number which is the average sum of the enabling skill becomes the fifth contributing factor along with the other four communicative skills in calculating the overall average of the PTE score.The overall scores are rounded up, and once the average is above 88 it is round up to 90.Maths workoutFree PTE mock testNeed more information?Online PTE coachingFor learning the tricks of how to ace the PTE academic test, and for doing a free scored PTE mock test and practicing real PTE materials on our PTE practice platform, visit our website at www.thepte.com where you can also book for a free online PTE coaching class with one of our Melbourne-based expert PTE trainers via the zoom app. pte academic PTE score report test score Previous Post← 200 most repeated Write from Dictation sentences of the PTE academic test 200 most repeated Write from Dictation sentences of the PTE academic test Next PostA brief introduction to thepte.com’s online PTE mock test → A brief introduction to thepte.com’s online PTE mock test