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![pte-vs-ielts-infographic-plaza-thumb]( "PTE vs IELTS")
The Pearson Test of English (PTE) was launched by Pearson in 2009 and thus is one of the latest entrants into the field of testing and certifying English language proficiency of non-native English speakers. On another hand, the
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a standardized Test jointly conducted by British Council, Cambridge English Language Assessment and IDP Education. In that context, there are the variety of differences between the both testing systems that are explained in this infographic. For example, PTE is fully computerized test while IELTS is paper based.
When it comes to the
differences between two testing systems, they are related to the components of speaking, writing, scoring, test results, test centers, and date availability and the cost of the test.
One striking distinctness is that PTE candidates have to speak into a microphone and responses are captured as audio files. Contrary, an IELTS examiner evaluates the speaking abilities of the candidates by making live conversation. Read the full infographic to understand which English testing system is right for you.
![pte-vs-ielts-infographic-plaza]( "PTE vs IELTS")
The Pearson Test of English (PTE) was launched by Pearson in 2009 and thus is one of the latest entrants into the field of testing and certifying English language proficiency of non-native English speakers. On another hand, the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a standardized Test jointly conducted by British Council, Cambridge English Language Assessment and IDP Education. In that context, there are the variety of differences between the both testing systems that are explained in this infographic. For example, PTE is fully computerized test while IELTS is paper based.
When it comes to the differences between two testing systems, they are related to the components of speaking, writing, scoring, test results, test centers, and date availability and the cost of the test.
One striking distinctness is that PTE candidates have to speak into a microphone and responses are captured as audio files. Contrary, an IELTS examiner evaluates the speaking abilities of the candidates by making live conversation. Read the full infographic to understand which English testing system is right for you.
