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Universities in Australia accepting PTE 58
Bold: the level where PTE 58 meets the published minimum. "–": the guide gives no reliable figure for that level. "see guide": the per-skill rule differs by skill or is not stated as one number.
Definition
How "accepting PTE 58" is counted
A university is listed when its published minimum overall PTE Academic score for undergraduate or postgraduate entry (at least one of the two) is 58 or lower, as recorded in its BandLadder guide from the university's own admissions pages.
Per-skill minimums are shown only where the guide states one uniform figure for every skill. Pathway, foundation, pre-sessional and "recommended" scores are not counted. The full method and the CSV of all universities are on the university requirements data page.
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From the data
Questions
How many universities in Australia accept PTE 58?+
35 of the 39 universities in Australia with a published PTE minimum in our dataset ask for 58 or lower at one level or more: 28 for undergraduate entry and 28 for postgraduate entry.
Can I study a master's in Australia with PTE 58?+
28 universities publish a postgraduate minimum of 58 or lower, including Avondale University, Charles Darwin University, Crown Institute (CIHE). That is the university-wide floor: many master's courses set a higher score, so check your course page.
Which universities in Australia accept PTE 58 for a bachelor's degree?+
28 publish an undergraduate minimum of 58 or lower, including Crown Institute (CIHE), Edith Cowan University, Kent Institute Australia. Competitive courses such as medicine, law and teaching usually ask more.
What IELTS band do these universities ask instead?+
35 of them also publish an IELTS Academic minimum; the most common is 6.0 (25 universities).
Is the PTE requirement the same for every course?+
No. These are the lowest overall scores each university publishes for a level. Individual courses often ask more, and requirements change between intakes. The score that binds you is the one on your course page and offer letter.
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