PTE for Denmark: check university acceptance before booking

These are specific admissions policies, not a claim about every institution or course in Denmark. A PTE-to-IELTS conversion cannot replace a test that a university requires. The linked university guides explain the accepted alternatives.

• Find the official programme admissions page for your degree level and intake. Look for an explicit PTE Academic entry, not just a general statement that English is required.
• Use Pearson's recognition search as a starting point, then compare it with the university's current policy. If they differ, ask admissions for written confirmation before booking.
• Record any overall and individual-skill minimums, test-age rules, evidence deadline and score-delivery instructions. Do not invent a threshold when the page does not give one.
• If PTE is not accepted, choose one of the institution's accepted tests. Do not substitute PTE Core or assume a high Academic score overrides its policy.

If your programme confirms PTE Academic, use the free question-type drills below to identify weak tasks, review sample answers and repeat with new questions. The public drills distinguish objective marking from speaking and writing sample comparison; practice feedback is not an official Pearson score.

If your application instead requires IELTS Academic, use the Denmark IELTS guide for the named university examples and start its free reading and listening drills. Keep the test choice tied to the application you will actually submit.

Admission and residence permission are separate checks. SIRI's higher-education route requires language skills sufficient to participate in the course, alongside its other conditions. A university's IELTS threshold is not a universal Danish visa score, and an English-test result alone does not establish residence eligibility. Check the official SIRI route for your circumstances.