The timer is the test
Reading 40 questions in 60 minutes is a different skill from reading 40 questions. Most bands are lost to the clock, not to the English.
Sit a full four-skill IELTS mock test under real exam timing, marked the way the real test is marked — and find out today what you would score on the day.

Why guessing costs you
Ten questions here, a YouTube video there, an app on the bus. It feels like progress, and then exam day arrives and nobody has ever told you what you would actually score.
Reading 40 questions in 60 minutes is a different skill from reading 40 questions. Most bands are lost to the clock, not to the English.
"Work on Reading" is not a plan. "You lose 6 marks on matching headings" is — and that is the difference between a week of practice that moves your band and one that does not.
A full IELTS entry fee, another month of waiting, another exam day. Finding out now is the cheapest thing you will do this month.
From email to band
A 6-digit code, and you are in. No card, no payment details, nothing to cancel.
Listening, Reading and Writing in one sitting, on a timer you cannot pause — the same shape as the real exam.
Listening and Reading the moment you submit. Writing comes back with an AI band in minutes.
Broken down by question type, so you practise the two that are holding your band down instead of all of them.
What comes back
4 parts, 40 questions, one play — exactly like exam day.
3 passages, 40 questions, every official question type.
Task 1 and Task 2, with an AI band against the official criteria.
An AI speaking test on all three parts, paired to your mock test.

An AI band lands within minutes, so you are never sitting there wondering. On the paid mock tests, a trained examiner then marks the same script against the four official criteria — Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy — with notes on your own sentences and the one thing to fix first.
You can type your answer or photograph a handwritten one. Both get marked.

All three parts, whenever you have twenty minutes. You speak, it transcribes what you actually said, rates each answer and shows a stronger version of it — so you can hear the gap and close it before you sit in front of a real examiner.
When you are ready, book a live examiner session on top.

Every attempt is scored by question type and plotted over time. Either your band is climbing and you can see it, or it is flat and you find out weeks before the exam instead of on the day.
Before you start
Yes. A full mock test, no card and no payment details. The rest of the tests unlock later, if you want them, when you top up your wallet and upgrade.
About 2 hours 30 minutes for the full paper — the same as the real thing. That is the point: a band from a half-sitting is not a band you can trust.
Listening, Reading and Speaking practice work on a phone. For Writing use a laptop if you can: the real computer-delivered test is typed, and typing speed is its own skill.
On this free test, an AI marks it within minutes against the four official criteria, so you can start fixing things the same evening. On the paid mock tests a trained examiner marks it as well, and the examiner’s band is the one that counts.
Better here than on exam day, when the fee is gone and the date is booked. Every report names the question types costing you marks, so a disappointing first band is the most useful one you will get.
It takes one afternoon and costs nothing. The worst case is that you learn exactly what to fix while there is still time to fix it.
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