IELTS mock tests: Reading, Writing and Listening Walk into IELTS knowing the traps.
Timed practice tests for Reading, Writing and Listening, built on the real exam format, with the reasoning behind the answers. Find what costs you marks, then drill it.
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- Works on phone and laptop
- Answers save as you go
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How we build the questions
IELTS practice that matches the exam, so nothing on the day is new.
The point of practice is to make the real test feel familiar. Here's how every test in the library is put together.
Built on the published test format
We start from the publicly documented IELTS format for each module: the same question types and tasks, the same instruction style and the same rules, such as word limits and timings.
Original material, exam-style topics
Passages, prompts and recordings are made for practice on the kinds of subjects IELTS uses: work, science, history, society and the environment. No copied past papers.
One skill per test
Each test targets a single question type or task, so you can find what costs you marks and work on it until it doesn't.
Explained, not just marked
Answers come with a written explanation that points back to the source and shows why the answer is right, so you learn the reasoning, not just the key.
Difficulty from real results
Tests are rated Easy, Medium or Hard from how learners actually score on them, not from a guess.
On the clock, every time
Every test runs against a countdown, so you practise under the same pressure you'll feel on the day.
The IELTS modules
IELTS Reading, Writing and Listening. Speaking is next.
One IELTS pass opens every IELTS module that's live while your pass runs.
- Live
Reading
300+ tests
- Live
Writing
Task 1 and Task 2 practice
- Live
Listening
Timed audio sections
- Coming soon
Speaking
Part 1, 2 and 3 prompts
A look inside: IELTS Reading question types
- TFNG
True / False / Not Given
Does the passage agree, contradict, or stay silent?
50 tests · 6 questions each · 20 min
- YNNG
Yes / No / Not Given
Match statements to the writer's views and claims.
50 tests · 6 questions each · 20 min
- GAP
Completion
Sentence completion · Summary completion · Note completion · Table completion · Flow-chart completion · Diagram label completion
200 tests · 4 questions each · 10 min
IELTS test format
The IELTS exam at a glance.
Academic and General Training share the same Listening and Speaking tests. Reading and Writing keep the same timings, with different texts and a different Writing Task 1. Each test here drills one question type or task, so you can build up to the full paper.
| Module | Time | Format |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS Listening4 parts, 40 questions | About 30 minutes | 4 parts, 40 questions |
| IELTS Reading3 passages, 40 questions | 60 minutes | 3 passages, 40 questions |
| IELTS WritingTask 1 (150+ words) and Task 2 (250+ words) | 60 minutes | Task 1 (150+ words) and Task 2 (250+ words) |
| IELTS Speaking3 parts, face to face with an examiner | 11 to 14 minutes | 3 parts, face to face with an examiner |
Why not just an IELTS practice book?
Books give you questions. This gives you feedback.
- Countdown timer on every test
- Reading, Writing and Listening in one place
- Written explanations, not just an answer key
- Saves as you go, resume on any device
- Tracks every attempt so weak spots show up
- Drill one question type at a time
Passage and questions side by side on a laptop, one tap apart on a phone.
IELTS mock test FAQ
Straight answers before you start.
For practice only. We are not affiliated with any IELTS test partner, and scores here are not official IELTS results or band scores.
Is this the official IELTS test or an official practice site?+
No. We are an independent practice platform. We are not affiliated with, approved or endorsed by IELTS, the British Council, IDP or Cambridge University Press & Assessment. "IELTS" is used only to describe the exam our practice material prepares you for.
Is my score here the same as an IELTS band score?+
No. Your result is a practice score. In Reading it is the number of questions you got right; in Writing it is points out of 18 from AI-estimated marking against the four Writing criteria. It is not an IELTS band score, it is not an official result and it should not be treated as a prediction of your real exam. Use it to see what needs work.
Where do the questions come from?+
They are written for this platform and follow the publicly documented IELTS format and question types for each module. They are not past exam papers and are not taken from official IELTS materials.
Can I use my result for a visa, university or job application?+
No. Only an official IELTS Test Report Form counts for applications. Our results are for your own practice only.
Is there a free IELTS mock test?+
Yes. Your first IELTS test is free: fully timed, marked, with every explanation. You just need an account; no card is required.
Is this for IELTS Academic or General Training?+
The question types and tasks practised here are shared by both Academic and General Training.
Which IELTS modules are included?+
Reading, Writing and Listening. Speaking is next and will appear in your dashboard when it launches. An IELTS pass opens every IELTS module that is live during your pass.
How does paying work?+
You buy a pass for 30 or 90 days, paid once. It does not renew automatically. Buying again adds the days after your current pass ends.
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