IELTS
Everything about the mock is the boring part done properly: real published papers, a clock that behaves like the real one, and a band the moment you finish.
What it actually does.
Real published papers
Cambridge IELTS 15–20 and Practice Vol. 6–9 — the actual passages, recordings and answer keys, not imitations of them.
A real clock
Each section runs its published time. Close the tab mid-paper and come back: your answers and the clock are where you left them.
Listening & Reading marked in seconds
Marked on our server against the published key and converted to a band — and the key never reaches your browser before you submit.
Writing & Speaking, criterion by criterion
An AI examiner scores all four official criteria and explains each one. It is an estimate, and it says so plainly.
What you can actually do here.
Listening
Also in ListeningFour sections with the published recording — one play, exactly like the day.
Reading
Also in ReadingThree academic passages and the full range of question types.
Writing
Also in WritingTask 1 and Task 2, scored criterion by criterion with the reasoning written out.
Speaking
Also in SpeakingParts 1–3, recorded and scored, with a model answer to listen against.
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