IELTS Academic · Free for students with a voucher
Practise IELTS the way test day feels.
Full mock tests in Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, each with its own timer. Listening and Reading are marked the moment you submit. Writing and Speaking get feedback on every criterion from an AI examiner, and then your teacher checks it.
- 4 skills
- 2 h 45 min, timed
- 0–9 bands in half steps
- Listening
- 7.0
- Reading
- 7.5
- Writing
- 6.0
- Speaking
- 6.5
- Overall
- 7.0
The test
Four papers, one sitting.
Every mock test follows the IELTS Academic order and timing. Each section closes on its own when time is up, just like on test day.
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01
Listening
30 min
Four recordings, 40 questions. Each recording plays once, with no pausing.
Marked instantly
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02
Reading
60 min
Three academic passages and 40 questions, shown side by side on a split screen.
Marked instantly
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03
Writing
60 min
Task 1: describe a chart in 150+ words. Task 2: write an essay of 250+ words. A word counter is shown, and pasting is turned off.
AI examiner + teacher
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Speaking
11–14 min
An interview, a two-minute talk with one minute to prepare, and a discussion. You record your answers in the browser.
AI examiner + teacher
How it works
Three steps up.
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1
Get your voucher
Your school or teacher gives you a code. Register with it and your access is free, with no card and no payment.
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2
Sit the full mock
Use headphones and a microphone, ideally in Chrome or Edge. Your answers save as you go, and the timer keeps running if you lose your connection.
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3
Read the feedback, then climb
See the correct answers, a band for every criterion and the changes that will move you up. Then take the next mock.
Writing & Speaking feedback
Not just a number. The reason for it.
You're marked on the same four criteria IELTS examiners use. Each comment quotes your own sentences, so you can see exactly what earned the band and what held it back.
- Feedback within minutes of submitting
- Under-length answers flagged, as examiners do
- Three to five specific things to fix next time
Your position is clear in the introduction, but the second body paragraph lists examples (“Germany offers free university”) without explaining how they support your view.
Paragraphing is logical and linkers are accurate (“On the other hand”, “In conclusion”), though “However” is repeated three times.
Who marks your work
AI speed, with a teacher's final word.
The AI examiner
Marks your Writing and Speaking against the public IELTS band descriptors, usually within a minute or two. Speaking is marked from a transcript, so the AI's pronunciation band is always flagged for the teacher to check.
Your teacher
Reads your scripts, listens to your recordings and confirms or changes each band. When a teacher has checked your result, it says so, and the teacher's band is the one that counts.