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Kabul Eden Kurumlar Kabul Eden Kurumlar PTE Academic dünya çapında, aralarında Stanford University, Harvard University ve Imperial College London gibi prestijli eğitim kurumlarının da bulunduğu, binlerce kurum tarafından kabul edilmektedir. PTE Academic aynı zamanda Avustralya ve Yeni Zelanda devletleri tarafından vize ve göçmenlik başvuruları için de kabul edilmektedir. 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