IELTS Mock Tests & Practice Tests
IELTS mocks with band-scored Reading and Writing practice. Defaults to Academic; switch to General Training when you start a test (only Reading and Writing Task 1 differ).
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Full Mock Tests
Full IELTS mock — Reading (Academic or General Training), Writing and Speaking. Listening coming soon.
Module-Based Tests
Shorter, single-module tests to focus on one skill at a time.
Speaking
8 testsWriting
8 testsReading
8 testsPractice IELTS by Topic
Short, untimed practice with instant feedback. Pick a topic to open its Easy, Medium and Hard sets — your best score and attempts on each are saved in this browser.
Reading
2 topics — tap any to open its Easy, Medium and Hard sets.
What is the IELTS?
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is an English proficiency exam accepted for university admission, work, and migration in the UK, Australia, Canada, and many other countries. It tests four skills — Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking — and reports each on a 0–9 band scale.
What is the IELTS test format?
The full test takes about 2 hours 45 minutes. Listening, Reading, and Writing are sat in one sitting; Speaking is a face-to-face interview that can fall on the same day or up to a week apart.
| Section | Time | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | 30 min | 4 recordings, 40 questions |
| Reading | 60 min | 3 passages, 40 questions |
| Writing | 60 min | 2 tasks (report/letter + essay) |
| Speaking | 11–14 min | 3-part face-to-face interview |
What is the difference between IELTS Academic and General Training?
Academic is for university admission; General Training is for work and migration. Listening, Speaking, and Writing Task 2 are identical in both — only Reading and Writing Task 1 differ. Our mock tests let you switch between the two types before you start.
How is the IELTS band score calculated?
Each of the four sections receives a band from 0 to 9, and your overall band is the average of the four, rounded to the nearest half band. Most universities ask for an overall 6.5–7.0. Use our IELTS band calculator to convert raw section scores into bands.
IELTS practice tests — FAQ
Are these IELTS practice tests really free?
Yes. Every mock test, module test, and topic drill is free while IELTS practice is in beta — the deeper half just needs a free account.
Are the mock tests timed like the real IELTS?
Full-length mocks follow the real exam's section order and timing, and sections auto-submit when time runs out. Topic drills are untimed so you can focus on accuracy first.
Do I get my IELTS score and answer explanations?
Yes. Objective sections are scored instantly when you finish, and every question comes with an answer explanation — create a free account to unlock explanations, answer review, and saved history.
Is my progress saved?
Progress is saved in your browser automatically, so you can pause and resume any test. Create a free account to track scores across devices and see your progress dashboard.
IELTS guides & articles
Strategy, scoring and study-plan reading to go with the practice above.
IELTS Academic vs General Training: Which to Take
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IELTS Requirements for Australia Visas and Migration
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IELTS for Canada Immigration: CLB Score Mapping
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IELTS Band Requirements for UK Student Visas
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IELTS General Training Reading: Text Types Explained
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IELTS Reading Multiple Choice Questions Explained
IELTS Reading Multiple Choice comes in two forms. The single-answer version gives four options, A to D, and one option is correct....
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