PTE Prediction File | Free Weekly Study File – PTE Nepal

PTE Academic Prediction File · Updated Every Week

All 15 task types · Free & shareable · Curated by Smriti Simkhada (90/90)

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This page is the permanent home of the free weekly PTE prediction file on PTE Nepal. A new file is decoded and published every week, covering all 15 PTE Academic task types with clickable navigation for every question. Bookmark this page — the link below always opens the newest week, and past weeks stay available in the archive further down.

📌 This Week's PTE Prediction File

PTE Prediction File · 3 – 9 August 20261838 items22 new

Open the file above for the full clickable Table of Contents — every task type has its own study file with a jump-nav, per-question anchors and share buttons, so your whole prep group can work from the same set.

What is the PTE prediction file?

The PTE prediction file is a weekly compilation of the practice questions recent test takers report seeing most often in PTE Academic. Pearson draws exam content from a stable, repeating question pool, so high-frequency items genuinely recur — the exact wording may differ on exam day, but the topic, structure and vocabulary will feel familiar, and familiarity under exam pressure is worth real points.

Two honest caveats. These are frequency-based predictions, not leaked papers — your exam may include these items, variations of them, or different questions entirely. And never memorise full answers: Pearson’s AI scoring engine penalises templated, memorised or off-topic responses. Use the file to build topic familiarity, vocabulary and speed, not scripts.

What every weekly file covers

Each weekly file contains a separate navigable study file for all 15 PTE Academic task types:

Speaking: Read Aloud, Repeat Sentence, Describe Image, Re-tell Lecture, Answer Short Question, Summarize Group Discussion, Respond to a Situation
Writing: Summarize Written Text, Write Essay
Reading: Reading & Writing Fill in the Blanks, Re-order Paragraph, Reading Fill in the Blanks
Listening: Summarize Spoken Text, Listening Fill in the Blanks, Write From Dictation

How to use the prediction file

Start with your weakest skill. If Listening is your bottleneck, open Write From Dictation and Listening Fill in the Blanks first — they carry the most Listening sub-score weight.
Prioritise the high-repeat tasks. Repeat Sentence, Answer Short Question and Write From Dictation have the largest recurring banks — drilling them weekly compounds fastest.
Practise under timed conditions, and speak every Read Aloud passage out loud before checking it against the text.
Refresh weekly. Each new file marks which items are new that week, so returning students can drill only what changed.
Share with your study partners using the WhatsApp and copy-link buttons on every file.

Past weekly prediction files

Recent weeks remain available for extra practice volume:

Monthly essay prediction editions

Alongside the weekly file, a monthly Write Essay edition compiles the highest-frequency essay topics with a study plan:

Browse by month and year

Prefer a month-at-a-time view? Each month has its own index of that month’s weekly files, and the year page lists everything published in 2026:

FAQs

How often is the PTE prediction file updated?

A new file is published every week, before the exam week it covers. This page always links the current week at the top; older weeks move into the archive.

Is the PTE prediction file free?

Yes. Every weekly prediction file on PTE Nepal is free and public — no sign-in required — and built to be shared with study partners on WhatsApp.

Are these real PTE exam questions?

They are practice items compiled from what recent test takers report seeing most frequently. Because PTE Academic reuses a repeating question pool, many items do appear in real exams, but wording can vary and nothing is guaranteed. Treat the file as targeted practice, not a script to memorise.

Which task types does the file cover?

All 15 PTE Academic task types across Speaking, Writing, Reading and Listening — each with its own study file, jump navigation and per-question anchors.

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