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What if I told you that in 2025 for the
BT academic after the recent changes you
can still fetch those 100% result by
just putting 50% of the effort. There
are so many modules wherein your
complete effort is not needed and in
this video I will be giving you complete
information on how to put that just 50%
meaning half of your effort but reap
double the benefit. Want to make most
out of this video make sure you watch
the video till end. Hey everybody, Nakul
here from Skills PT Academy Academic.
Really hope everybody is doing
fantastic. I'm back with yet another
super awesome popback video on the 2025
PTE secrets. 50% effort and 100% result.
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2025 secrets. How to put that less
effort and gain double the benefit. When
we talk about 50% effort, 100% result,
remember it's not possible for all the
sections. But there are so many sections
precisely 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 to eight
sections wherein you really don't have
to put that too much of an effort but
still get lot of benefit. The very first
module is read aloud in the speaking
module do not need lot of effort. Repeat
sentence trust me I'm going to teach you
why you don't need to put a lot of
effort for repeat sentence. Describe
image read a lecture and summarize group
discussion. Summarize written text.
Summarize spoken text. Reading fill in
the blank. Reading writing fill in the
blank. while reading right fill in the
blank and reading writing fill in the
blank conditions apply. Very soon I'll
explain how to reap most of the benefits
by just putting 50% of the effort. Let's
start with PTE readaloud. PT read aloud
as per the recent updates is no more an
important section. Do not contribute
marks to your reading only to speaking
some five to six marks that itself says
you don't have to worry too much but at
least those five to six marks you need
to fetch completely and for that only
one thing that matters is your fluency
constant rhythmic speed no matter what
there is one difficult word what should
I do if you want to skip it I think I
mispronounced this word should I come
back and correct it don't do it I think
I added an extra word mostly I'll lose
my marks isn't it so nothing like that
you do whatever you want make Make sure
it is fluent. Make sure you're going at
a constant rhythmic speed just like you
drive in a highway with a cruise control
mode set. This is what readaloud is. You
put your efforts marks will go down. You
just have to speak naturally by not
worrying about the content. By not
worrying about whether you are
misinterpreting the data or correctly
speaking nothing matters. All that
matters is the flow. Whatever you see
you just speak. Even with few mistakes,
you're going to end up getting full
scores towards your speaking from read
aloud. Let me just highlight this with
three simple things. First thing is
difficult words, you skip if you really
want. Problems in the pronunciation,
don't worry. You can skip or speak the
way you want it. Maintain the flow and
the rhythm no matter what. For example,
if this is the read aloud and you have a
problem in the fourth word, fascinating
or let's say in the second line,
dazzling brilliance. both the words you
have problems and let's say if you speak
them probably your fluency will go down
because you may fumble how do I speak
this very simple let's put the car in a
cruise control mode let it go at 80 km
whatever no matter what lights have a
way of transforming our world from the
gentle glow of a candle to the off city
skylines they illuminate our
surroundings and set the mood for
countless moments just step to speak
once done click next and move on to the
next question don't give it a thought
don't too much. Don't try to become
Alberta Einstein or Stephen Hawking. Not
needed in read aloud. The next is repeat
sentence. How can I put that less effort
and still reap more benefits? Definitely
you can do that because repeat sentence
the content is not a priority compared
to fluency because content is three and
fluency is five marks. That is says you
don't have to worry too much about the
content. But what we basically do we
primarily focus more on the content. You
focus more on the content which is of
less priority. How can you expect marks
to come out of the blue in the exam?
Isn't it? So content is three and you
speak 50% to 60% of the content
correctly. You don't get zero. You still
end up getting two. And that's what your
focus should be especially for very
lengthy audios. I'll soon show you
demonstration. But here how to put that
less effort. Very simple. Don't put that
effort to entirely get the content. As
simple as that. You do this, you get
marks. You try to put that effort to get
every word as it is. Most probably you
will fumble. 99% of the times people
fumble when they try to put that extra
effort. You fumble max Khan listening
sim max Khan speaking around 50 max be
very very careful. So the strategy goes
like this. Short sentence, don't have to
put any logic. Just speak perfectly. Six
words, 7 words, 8 words, 12 words, 11
words, little lengthy sentence. Make
sure you listen to half of it or let's
say 60 70% of it and just cram that once
before the microphone is on. Don't
listen to the entire audio. You listen
to the entire audio gone. Case lot of
mix and match will happen. As a result,
you will not be able to speak even the
first 50%. Problem is you listen full,
you cannot speak. You listen to your
capacity. Eight word is my capacity.
Listen to first eight words then in
dusted. I'll soon show you a
demonstration on the same. Now the point
is to listen to the eight words. You
don't have to put that extra effort man.
That is your capacity. That is your
normal effort. If you have to listen to
12 13 words and still speak perfectly
then you have to put that extra effort.
Isn't it? All I'm requesting you is
don't put that extra effort in repeat
sentence because it is not needed. And
even if you try to put that extra effort
marks are not guaranteed and it's
guaranteed that marks will go down.
Remember this. For instance, if this is
the audio, the cities have been
devastated after the recent high
magnitude earthquake 2 days ago. There
are multiple phrases, very lengthy one.
Even if you speak something like this,
cities have been devastated after the
recent high magnitude or the cities have
been devastated after the recent
earthquake. You will get full scores.
You have to trust me. But when you
speak, speak clearly. The cities have
been the recent like this. If you speak,
software says not even one word was
spoken correctly. Speak clearly. Open
your mouth. pronounce every word
correctly, had that clarity but speak 50
60%, you end up getting good scores.
Let's see a small demonstration on the
same through our AI website. All right,
let me just open a question. Um,
let's listen and try doing it by
speaking some 50 60% of the content.
The current labor force is more
competitive than it had been for a long time.
The current labor force is more
competitive for a long time.
There were few three four words that I
missed. I listened whatever my capacity
is and I just spoke back. I was not
putting that extra for the current labor
force. We'll just see what was the exact
content. All right, let's see this. The
question was the current labor force is
more competitive than it had been for a
long time. And um my audio was
the current labor force is more
competitive for a long time. I missed
this than it had been. Than it had been
four words I skipped. Uh I think 9 to 10
words I've spoken lengthy one but yes I
still got uh two out of three for the
content and that's all it would be in
the exam. And now it's five for fluency,
two out of three for content, 4.17
overall if you add it out of 15 this
would be around 13.8. you you know
convert it to three marks because from
one repeat sentence you get three not
more than that you end up getting 2.7 or
2.8 date which would mean that you would
get three out of three in the exam for
both speaking and listening and that's
all about repeat sentence put less of an
effort understand what is needed reap
more of the result the next is describe
image you may be wondering how this guy
is telling to put less effort and get
more benefits it's all hidden in the
first 25 seconds how you put that effort
it's not exactly what happens after the
mic is on after the mic is on the effort
would all be reduced before the mic is
on what you Notice the effort that I'm
talking about. 50% of the effort you put
before the mic is on. After the mic is
on, you don't have to put any effort.
You get full result. Before the mic is
on, 25 second preparation time. Use it
to write three key contents. If you can,
you write it neatly. 25 seconds should
be enough. But do it a bit faster. If
you think you cannot write quickly, then
speak that at least once or twice so
that your mind knows what to speak once
the mic is on. Three key elements. rest
using structure or the template that
I've showed in many videos and even in
this video you can figure it out.
Recently we made seminar full course if
you have not checked that out check that
video the video is somewhere there that
video will also give you more confidence
on how to put that less effort and reap
more benefits. So if this is the picture
it has got lot of things three key
elements three key things that I will
just talk about probably I'll choose
habitat restoration nothing is written
so I'll have to write something on my
own is to restore the natural habitats
habitat restoration plays a very
important role and is one of the
important attributes to conserve forest
next I'll take water conservation three
things water conservation is in the
middle I'll take the next if you
conserve water the forest stays intact
next is wildlife conservation
the last one in the extreme right I will
take the tap and say wildlife
conservation is another important factor
which brings all the wildlife to save
the forest that's all it is three key
sentences here the structure that I'll
just unveil and just finish it off
structure looks something like this the
image provided is a paragraph line graph
whatever it is that gives information
about how to conserve the forest then it
is evident that conversely another
interesting point three key sentences
little lengthy sentences to conclude as
simple as that Now we will see how to
speak that the image provided is a pie
chart that gives information about
forest conservation. It is evident that
habitat restoration plays an important
role and is one of the most important
attributes to conserve the forest.
Conversely, water conservation is next
where if you conserve the water the
forest is intact. Another interesting
point is wildlife conservation is
another important factor which brings
all the wildlife to save the forest. To
conclude, the image represents six steps
which has biodiversity conservation,
sustainable livelihood, wildlife
conservation, conservation consciousness
and many more. The point is you're not
putting effort to read out the things
from the image as it is. If you're just
speaking, you're not putting that
effort. You're putting that effort to
make sentences to bring the connection.
That effort you got to put at the
beginning 25 seconds preparation time.
This is exactly what I'm talking about.
And this fits in for any kind of
question. Let's see a small
demonstration through our AI website.
Hold it. I'm just opening a line graph.
Matrix is all zero. I've not done it
before. I'll just take up the first one.
Articles published by men and women. In
the year 2006,
1,000 articles have been published by women.
women.
In the year 2008, 2,000 articles were
published by women. In the year 2010,
same 2,000 articles were published by
women. However, men in the year 2008
have published 2,000 articles. That's
all it is. I'm going to speak this.
The image provided is a line graph that
gives information about articles
published by men and women. The x-axis
talks about the years from 2006 is 2010.
The y-axis talks about the number of
articles in thousands from 0 to 4,000.
From the image, it is clear that in the
year 2006, women had published
approximately,000 articles. from the
year 2007 to 2010, women have published
2,000 articles throughout. On the other
hand, men I published in the year 2008
around 3,000 articles. However, in 2010,
they have still submitted around 3,000
articles. Simple. I noted down three
things, but I made sure to speak one
extra thing about mine should be fine. I
mean, whatever that um is sufficient for
you, whatever that goes with it, you
just speak. identify three key things
and just make sure you speak those key
three things and you end up getting um
perfect scores. Um fluency five, context
5.9, pronunciation five out of five.
This you practice more. Beginning 25
seconds, beginning 25 seconds, beginning
25 seconds. I'm going to make most of
it. I'm going to put that effort. I'm
going to put that complete effort. While
speaking, it actually just flows if
you're properly prepared in the first 25
second. Remember this. The next is
retail lecture. for many written
lectures is very difficult but again
here the effort that you're going to put
is before the mic is on after the mic is
on is very simple just like describe
image before the mic gets on you need to
be on top of things listen to the audio
write whatever you can listen to the
audio write whatever you can the only
mistake what people end up making here
is they listen and write at the same
time while listening they write as a
result they cannot even write they
cannot even listen people fear what if I
miss the most important content And
remember there's no most important
content here. Whatever you pick from the
audio that is most important. You don't
have to worry about missing out on
important things. And remember you
cannot write every idea from the audio.
Whatever is possible at least four full
sentences or some six to seven phrases
you write done and dusted. After that
you don't have to put the efforts.
Whatever you've written just to speak.
It's like a read aloud. In the read
aloud what do you do? Whatever is there
you speak. If you make mistakes, you
don't come and correct. Grammatical
things, you don't have to worry. You
just speak whatever you have written. So
the effort is now completely harved.
After the beeps on, people are putting
lot of effort. Don't have to. You put
that effort. You try to be extra
conscious. Marks go down. Try to be that
extra conscious. Before the mic is on,
listen for 3 seconds. Decide okay, this
is what I'm going to write. Start
writing. Use a pen book and write
neatly. While writing don't worry about
what audio content did you miss. This is
the point. And then listen for 3
seconds. Write for 3 4 seconds or 5
seconds. 8 to 10 seconds. Done. After
that from 11th second start listening
again. 3 4 seconds. 14 seconds 15
seconds done. Now you know what to write
because you've just listened. Start
writing for 5 to 6 seconds. Do this four
five times man. You will have lengthy
four exact sentences. Speak that back
10,000% you will get full scores. All
right. We will take up a particular
question. I'll show you a demonstration
on how to take the notes. Observe it.
I'll put all my effort into taking the
notes. And once the notes are taken,
just observe how easy it becomes for me
to speak. I don't have to put any effort
when the mic is on. We'll take up a
childhood obesity. Probably have done
this before, but it's okay. Let's
In 2023,
just last year, the American Academy of
Pediatrics recommended prescribing
weight loss medication such as Zmpic to
all obese children over the age of 12.
After all, why not? Childhood obesity is
a massive problem. There are decades of
evidence that a simple solution of
recommending children get more exercise
and eat more healthily is ineffective.
And if there is a drug that can help
obese children lose weight and therefore
have fewer health problems later on in
life, well, that must surely be a good thing.
thing.
And it wasn't just for obese kids. Ampic
also became increasingly used by adults
who were not obese,
but who simply wanted to lose weight.
were used increasingly by adults who are not
not
overweight but simply want to lose
weight. Just read the lecture was about
in 2023. Just last year the American
Academy of Pediatrics recommended
prescribing weight loss medications such
as OMPic. In the beginning the speaker
told that childhood obesity is a massive
problem and there is a drug that helps
obese children lose weight and that must
surely be a good thing. Here the speaker
told that ompic were used increasingly
by adults who are not overweight but
simply obese. probably last few words I
changed the audio was very small this
much of content you have to get six out
of six because more than 50% of the
audio exactly as it is we have repeated
and that was possible only because of
the effort that I put in the beginning
meaning before the audio began listen
for 3 4 seconds wrote for 3 4 seconds or
5 6 seconds this I repeated four times
resulted in four big big lengthy
sentences see fluency five out of five
context six out of six pronunciation
4.96 out of five. This is how it is. You
have to put that effort before the mic
is on not after the mic is on. Hope you
are getting it. Just like written
lecture, summarize group discussion is
the same where you put all your efforts
when you take the notes. Written lecture
done three times. Three audios of
written lecture played consecutively is
what you should presume. And just to do
summarized group discussion, you end up
getting full scores. Same technique dto
in the beginning when the audio plays 3
4 seconds you listen 8 to 10 seconds you
write 3 4 seconds you listen 8 to 10
second you write do this for 12 13 times
four five sentences for one little
lecture three little lectures meaning
four to five into three anywhere between
12 to 15 little length sentences you
pick exactly as it is done and dusted
summarize group discussion you can end
up getting six out of six for the
content the next is summarize written
text you already know that you don't
have to put any effort in summarize
written text use the structure sentence
one comma and sentence two comma part
sentence three full stop take three full
sentences from the paragraph don't copy
half from a full stop to a next full
stop whatever you see copy paste if
there is a question mark don't copy that
exact from a full stop to the next full
stop exactly copy paste like this do
three times one at the beginning one in
the middle probably one in the end three
sentences use the structure meaning add
a connector in between recently in our
full course video we have clearly
explained that it is 0% effort not 100%
result. Only if the paragraph is
conversational kind of subject then you
need to paraphrase otherwise not needed
which is very rare 99% of the times you
don't get that conversational kind of
question as of today. So you can simply
go with sentence one comma and sentence
two but sentence three full stop done
and dusted summarize written text. The
next is summarize spoken text. Same as
did little did a lecture or summarize
group discussion instead of speaking you
have to write. Put that effort 50% of
the effort in taking the notes exactly
as it is three to four sentences. Now
you convert those sentences into proper
paragraph without making spelling errors
without making grammatical errors which
will not take a lot of effort. If you
have taken exactly as it is from the
paragraph most of the times the grammar
would be correct. You don't have to
worry. Spelling yes make sure it is
correct. Don't use lengthy templates and
summarize spoken text in our seminar
full course somewhere here we've
explained this check that out as well
firstly secondly then in the end in
addition further more something of this
linking words you add otherwise remove
that as well the more content you give
the better marks you get towards your
listening and writing from summarized
spoken text remember this the next is
reading fill in the blank reading
writing fill in the blanks of course I
made a statement in the beginning
conditions apply the conditions is if a
blank is based on collocation if a blank
is based on grammar You can solve it
like this without putting any effort
only for those questions only for those
blanks which are based purely on
collecting the clues getting the context
vocabulary then you're going to put that
extra effort otherwise it's not even 50%
50% effort only during learning phase
every day when you practice learn
collocation learn grammar in the exam it
is 0% effort if the blank is based on
collocations or grammar let me show you
a small illustration I'll give you a
timer of 2 minutes Try solving it in
under 2 minutes reading fill in the
blanks. Post that I'm going to come back
All right, let's understand how to do
this. In our nation of over a billion
hearts, love and hate dash love and hate
is noun. It's like they love and hate
are good. Love and hate. Love and hate
is like they subject verb agreement.
They eat love and hate do something.
What is that? Eats cannot come. Present
tense the verb without s plural noun
will have verb without a singular noun
he eats they eat now I just need a verb
in the base form carry you have dist you
have shape dash destiny you carry
destiny destiny you can go to a market
and give some amount and carry it like
this no it always shapes the destiny
love and hate shape destinies every day
now we quickly move on to the second one
second one says dash between it always
goes between these two. Swings between
collocation. Swinging between love and
hate. Now the collocation is swing
between these two first these two
pillars. Swing between is a collocation.
Swinging between the next one. Love hate
dash highlights. Highlights grammar. He
highlights he. I need singular noun.
Love and hate dash. I need a noun which
is singular not plural. If it was plural
love hate theories. Highlight. Law eight
theory highlights getting a subject verb
agreement. Um in that video like I
mentioned in our full course I've
explained this in detail as well.
Subject verb agreement. You can check
them out if you have not yet. So here I
need a singular noun. Noun spectrum is
singular noun perception is a singular
noun. Lowhead perception spectrum. Love
spectrum is a collocation. If you are a
voracious reader or you've read multiple
times already or you have habit of
reading lot of newspaper and magazine
love head spectrum the spectrum the
boundary you would have made that out
love spectrum and the next one
recognizing these the word these always
goes with plural noun recognizing these
friends recognizing these places
recognizing these nuances is the only
plural noun helps avoid apathy and dash
selfishness from dash Dash from, differ
from, discern from. Here the answer for
the last one lies after a word. Dash
selfishness from, different from,
discern from, separate from. Read along.
If you have learned lot of collocations,
you would have gotten that knack that
you just have to read further to
identify a preposition to identify a
word like from, in, on, at, which always
be coupled with one particular word and
that's the answer descent from. So the
first one is shape destiny. Second is
emotion swinging between. Third is
spectrum. Fourth is nuances. And the
fifth is discern. I hope you have got
five of five. Even if you've got five of
five but you've used 4 minutes, it is of
not much use. You got to solve them very
quickly. And for that you need grammar
and collocations. Remember this. We
quickly move on to one more question
before we end this video. Um another
question. I'll add a timer of 2 minutes.
Try solving it by putting less effort.
Remember that's all the video is part
put that less effort don't have to read
line by line to get the full context
because most of it is based on
All right, let's understand how to do
this. If there's one thing the world's
gaming studios need at the moment, it's
a little bit of dash context. Let's
leave it empty. This alone is little
tricky. We may have to put that effort
but rest of the blanks we don't have to
console or new console always goes with
uh console launch or using article
grammar method see there it has been I
with no major new console new a new
launch a is not there it should be or a
major new console launch a major launch
a is not there should be launches we
need a plural noun launches is the only
plural noun using grammar you can do
this or you can go with collocation
console launches. Next, we'll directly
go to the third one and an an
allegiance. You don't say an allegiance.
Allegiance is about loyalty. The opening
night of this event is often an
opportunity for someone. Opportunity for
is a collocation. Third is opportunity
for to get fans all excited for the year
around for the year I hate. Air ahead is
the collocation and set the stage is a
collocation. Last one. Now we are left
with first one. After of usually noun
comes we're left with noun. Allegiance
is the only noun. Arranging is a verb.
If there's one thing the world's gaming
studios need at the moment is a little
bit of allegiance, little bit of
loyalty. So allegiance is the first one.
Second is launches. Third is an
opportunity here. I hate setting the
stage as simple as that. I really hope
this was an infinity of content giving
you enough analysis understanding on how
to put that less of an effort and reap
most of the benefits. Well, it may not
work in every scenario. Essay writing,
right from dictation and all, probably
it will not work. That's the reason I
did not include them. But whatever the
modules, the important modules that I
shown today, definitely 100% it works.
Provided you understand how to make it
work. I really hope this was an
informative content. With this, I'll
park the video here. This is Nakul N A K
U L Knuckle signing off from Skills PT.
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