PTE practice for students in Nepal

Use Nepali explanations while you practise English exam questions. Start free, and check the payment options below if you later want Plus.

Open the Nepali home page

Nepali interface and explanations

RealPTE offers a Nepali interface and Nepali task explanations. Nepali opens the Nepali home page.

The questions themselves stay in English, as in the PTE exam. See language coverage.

What you can practise free

A free account includes practice on every PTE Academic task type, 25 AI scores a day and 1 full mock test with an AI score report. No payment card is needed to start.

Read about the free full mock test. See how AI scoring works. Scores are practice estimates, not Pearson results.

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If your Nepal bank card cannot pay online

Many Nepal bank cards do not allow international online payments by default. Check your mobile banking app and enable international online payments if your bank supports them, or try a card in US dollars. Your bank still decides whether to approve the payment.

You can also use "Ask someone to pay for you" on the pricing page. Sign in to your own account, choose a plan, and generate a payment link to send to a friend or relative abroad. They open the link and pay for your plan; the purchased access goes to your account.

Ask someone to pay for you. Free practice remains available even if you cannot complete a payment.

Questions students ask

Can I practise without paying from Nepal?

Yes. A free account includes 25 AI scores a day and 1 full mock test.

Can someone abroad pay for my account?

Yes. Generate a link using "Ask someone to pay for you" on the pricing page and send it to your friend or relative.

You can continue with free practice while you check your bank's payment settings.

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