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IELTS MOCK TESTS WITH AI FEEDBACK

Choose your IELTS mock-test format.

Choose your IELTS track, skill, and practice focus first. Then carry that choice into a secure learner portal that assigns an approved unseen exam.

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Choose a format

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Create your account

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Start in the portal

Format first

Pick the part of IELTS you actually want to train.

Protected by design

Questions, answers, timers, and results stay behind authentication.

Unseen assignment

The portal matches your choice to an approved unseen exam.

01 // Configure your mock test

Set your IELTS mock test before launch.

Choose the track, skill, and focus you want to practise. When you press start, your selected route carries into the learner portal and opens the matching unseen mock-test session.

Mock test step 1

Choose your IELTS track

IELTS Academic

Mock test step 2

Choose your mock-test skill

Mock test step 3

Choose your test focus

02 // See the interface

Four skills. Four real test screens.

These are visual previews of the protected mock-test workspace you enter after Google sign-in—not a second route selector.

Preview before launch
IELTS-style Reading mock-test screen with a passage, highlighted evidence, numbered questions, and answer choices
Reading / test screen

01 // Reading

Passage + question split view

Highlight evidence on the left and answer numbered questions on the right.

IELTS-style Listening mock-test screen with four sections, an audio waveform, playback controls, and answer fields
Listening / test screen

02 // Listening

Audio sections + answer fields

Follow the waveform, section timer, and answer fields in one timed screen.

IELTS-style Writing mock-test screen with a Task 1 prompt, process graphic, timed response editor, and word count
Writing / test screen

03 // Writing

Task prompt + timed editor

Read the task, study the visual prompt, and write against the countdown.

IELTS-style Speaking mock-test screen with a cue card, Part 2 timer, examiner video, progress markers, and recording waveform
Speaking / test screen

04 // Speaking

Cue card + examiner timer

Speak to the cue card while the examiner window and recording timer stay visible.

03 // Pick the right paper

Academic or General Training?

The right track depends on what your test is for. Listening and Speaking share the same structure; Reading and Writing Task 1 are where the routes meaningfully diverge.

Not sure? Choose the track your school, employer, immigration adviser, or test booking specifies.

SkillIELTS AcademicIELTS General Training
ReadingAcademic passages and question setsGeneral Training texts for everyday and workplace contexts
Writing Task 1Report a visual or processWrite a letter for a real-life situation
Writing Task 2Essay responseEssay response
ListeningSame four-part listening structureSame four-part listening structure
SpeakingSame Part 1–3 speaking structureSame Part 1–3 speaking structure

04 // The handoff

The page is public. The practice is personal.

We keep discovery open so you can compare formats before committing. We keep delivery behind the account so attempts, feedback, and progress belong to you.

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Browse

Compare tracks, skills, and focus options.

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Sign in

Use secure Google authentication to continue.

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Onboard

Complete the normal learner profile flow.

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Begin

Enter the portal with your selected format ready.

05 // Questions before start

Know the rules of the route.

Is this a named, selectable exam paper?

No. The browser selects a real format and focus. The portal assigns an approved unseen exam from the matching pool; it does not pretend to offer a paper that cannot be selected.

Can I choose a question type?

You choose the main format here. Reading and Listening question-type inventory is checked inside the portal, where it can be matched to available unseen exams safely.

Why do I need an account to start?

Exam questions, timers, submissions, feedback, and progress are protected learner content. The account also lets the portal preserve your attempts and results.

Which track should I choose?

Use Academic for university or professional registration goals. Use General Training for migration, work, or everyday English contexts unless your test provider tells you otherwise.

Ready when you are

Choose the work. Keep the momentum.

Build your route above, create your free account, and continue into a protected practice session that remembers why you came.

Choose your IELTS mock test

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