Which test do you need?
Listening and Speaking are the same in both. Reading and Writing differ.
Every section, exactly as the exam runs it
Nothing here is approximated. Each part has the same number of questions and the same task types as the real test.
| Section | Parts | Questions | Time | What you do |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listening | 4 | 40 | 30 min | Conversation, monologue, academic discussion, lecture — identical for both tests |
| Reading | 3 | 40 | 60 min | Academic: 3 long passages · General: social, workplace and general-interest texts |
| Writing | 2 | 2 tasks | 60 min | Academic Task 1: describe data · General Task 1: a letter · Task 2: essay (both) |
| Speaking | 3 | 3 parts | 11–14 min | Interview, long turn from a cue card, two-way discussion |
Built to be practised, not just read
Listening with real audio
Every transcript is spoken aloud, with a different voice for each speaker so conversations sound like conversations. As in the real exam, you hear it once.
Exam-accurate question types
True/False/Not Given, Yes/No/Not Given, matching headings, note and sentence completion, multiple choice — marked the way the exam marks them, spelling included.
Writing & Speaking graded
A band for each of the four official criteria, plus specific strengths and what to fix next — not just a number.
Band estimates that make sense
Your raw score out of 40 converts to a 9-band estimate, and your overall is rounded the way IELTS rounds it.
Practice one part at a time
Twenty sets for each part of each section. Drill Listening Part 3 or Academic Passage 2 on its own until it stops being the weak one.
Progress you can see
Your dashboard keeps your best band per skill and an estimated overall, so you know whether you are actually improving.
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