Sit a complete IELTS mock test in about 165 minutes. Listening and Reading are auto-graded; Writing and Speaking are expert-evaluated against the IELTS band descriptors and returned with feedback.
8 mocks · Mock 1 is free
4 sections · 165 min · Academic & General
4 sections · 165 min · Academic & General
4 sections · 165 min · Academic & General
4 sections · 165 min · Academic & General
4 sections · 165 min · Academic & General
4 sections · 165 min · Academic & General
4 sections · 165 min · Academic & General
4 sections · 165 min · Academic & General
An IELTS mock test online should feel like the real exam, not a short quiz. Each full mock here combines Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking in one timed practice flow, then turns the result into a practical band-score diagnosis. Use the free first mock to find your current level before you book the live IELTS test or start a final study plan.
Each test contains all four IELTS skills: a Listening paper with audio, a Reading paper with 40 questions, a Writing test with Task 1 and Task 2, and a Speaking test that records your answers. The full flow is built for Academic preparation, but the timing and band-score logic also help General Training candidates pressure-test stamina, pacing, and weak skills.
Listening and Reading are auto-graded from the answer key as soon as you submit. Writing and Speaking are expert-evaluated against the IELTS descriptors for task response, coherence, lexical resource, grammar, fluency, pronunciation, and interaction. Your overall band follows IELTS rounding rules, so the score is useful for planning rather than just motivation.
Take one full IELTS mock test at the start of preparation, one after every one to two weeks of focused practice, and one in the final week before your exam. If your score is below target, do not repeat full mocks every day. Use section practice to fix the weakest skill, then return to a full mock to confirm the improvement under time pressure.
Mock 1 is free so you can check the format, timing, and score report before unlocking more attempts. That matters because a useful mock test should show more than a total band. It should reveal whether your score is being held back by raw accuracy in Listening or Reading, task control in Writing, or fluency and pronunciation in Speaking.
For the best result, treat the mock like test day: use headphones, keep a quiet room, do not pause between sections, and review every wrong answer before starting another full test. The goal is not just to finish a mock. The goal is to learn exactly which section is costing you the next half band.
After your full mock, use focused practice for the section that pulled your score down. Start with IELTS Listening practice tests, IELTS Reading practice tests, IELTS Writing practice tests, or IELTS Speaking practice tests. If you need to understand the score itself, compare your result with the IELTS score chart and check raw marks in the IELTS band calculator.
Yes. IELTS Full Mock Test 1 is free online and includes Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking in one timed flow. The other full mocks can be unlocked with one-time credits.
Yes. Listening and Reading are scored instantly from the answer key. Writing and Speaking are expert-evaluated against the IELTS band descriptors, then combined into an overall band score.
Plan for about 165 minutes. That covers a 30-minute Listening test, 60-minute Reading test, 60-minute Writing test, and an IELTS-style Speaking test.
Use one full mock to diagnose your current level, then switch to section practice for the weakest skill. Come back to a full mock every one to two weeks to measure progress under exam timing.
