By Sameer, lead instructor at Precise PTE.
Two weeks is enough to move a score by ten to fifteen points if the time is spent correctly. It is not enough to learn English from scratch, so be honest with yourself about which situation you are in.
Days 1 to 3: diagnostics and templates. One full scored mock, then learn the templates for Describe Image, Retell Lecture, Summarise Written Text and Write Essay. Do not chase volume yet.
Days 4 to 9: task drills. Sixty minutes on your two weakest task types, thirty minutes on Read Aloud and Repeat Sentence every single day. Those two tasks feed the most scores.
Days 10 to 12: full mocks under real conditions. Same time of day as your exam slot, no pauses, headphones on. Evaluate each one before doing the next.
Days 13 and 14: taper. Light template review, sleep, and one short speaking warm up on exam morning. Cramming the day before reliably lowers fluency.
If you can only give sixty minutes a day, cut the drills, not the mocks. Feedback is what moves the score.