APEUni PTE vs Official PTE Academic AI Practice

APEUni PTE provides practice for PTE Academic and PTE Core, with AI scoring for speaking and writing. Speaking feedback evaluates content, pronunciation and fluency, and identifies mispronounced words. Writing feedback covers content, form, grammar, spelling, vocabulary and coherence, with marked errors and correction comments. Practice is available for speaking, writing, reading and listening question types. Study tools include vocabulary books, shadowing, an AI study plan, AI score report analysis and downloadable materials. The service runs on web, iOS and Android, and practice records synchronize across those platforms. Free users receive five speaking scoring coupons per day and three writing scoring coupons upon registration. A mock test can be attempted on a desktop or laptop with the latest Chrome browser, but free users do not receive a score. VIP includes unlimited speaking and writing scoring and scored mock tests during the membership period; no VIP price is listed. Users must be over 18, and the terms state that payments are non-refundable.

Official PTE Academic AI Practice is a web-based preparation product for people studying for the PTE Academic exam. It provides practice questions, mock tests, AI scoring and feedback, and a dashboard showing scores by skill and progress across sessions. Questions written by the PTE test development team cover all four skills. Free access includes two diagnostic tests, sample Reading and Listening questions, and sample AI scoring and feedback. Paid access adds 15 full-length mock tests, 20 sectional tests, and more than 1,000 official practice questions. AI scoring estimates results and provides trait-level insights aligned with official PTE scoring traits; an AI Tutor can discuss performance and guide what to practice next. Questions can be repeated during access, but each mock and sectional test allows only one attempt. Paid plans are one-time payments: 29.99 USD for 7 days, 59.99 USD for 1 month, or 89.99 USD for 3 months. Pearson says access ending does not trigger an automatic charge.