Questions, answered plainly.

Grouped by the objection behind the question — how real the exam is, how honest the scoring, what is actually free, and the practical details.

Exam realism

Whether the practice behaves like the room you will sit in.

Does the mock test behave like the real exam?

It is built to the exam's shape: all four modules — Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking — in real exam order, one sitting of roughly three hours, with 40 questions in each Listening and Reading section. Realism is the product, not a feature of it.

Can I pause a test and come back later in the middle of a module?

No. Timing is enforced server-side, not by a timer in your browser. When the exam time for a module is gone, the module submits itself — exactly like the room. A pause button would train a skill the exam will not reward.

Do you support Academic and General Training?

Yes. You choose your test category during onboarding, and your practice follows it — including Reading passage styles and Writing Task 1 formats.

Scoring honesty

What our numbers are, and — just as important — what they are not.

What does TRF mean?

Test Report Form — the one-page record IELTS issues after a real sitting. Our report copies its shape so the layout you practise reading is the layout you will meet; the numbers in it are our own criterion-level estimates, never an official result.

Are the scores official IELTS scores?

No, and we will never imply otherwise. Scores here are criterion-level estimates produced against the official band descriptors. They tell you where the marks went in your practice; only IELTS can issue an official result.

What is inside a report?

Criterion bands for each module, per-question review of what you answered against what the mark scheme wanted, an improvement plan aimed at your weakest criterion, and a PDF download of the report.

What if a module cannot be scored?

Your report says so. When a module cannot be scored — a recording that could not be evaluated, an essay that did not reach the minimum — the report is partial rather than padded. You will never be shown a made-up average.

Still deciding? The first full mock is free.

One complete sitting, all four modules, the full report — no card, no trial clock.

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The free sitting

What you get without paying anything — and what we ask in return.

What is actually free?

One complete, unshortened mock test: all four modules, real exam order, and the full TRF-style report at the end. No card is required and there is no trial clock counting down.

What happens if I abandon a test partway through?

The attempt is not lost. Your session is preserved, and you can restore the attempt and finish the sitting from your dashboard.

How much will Pro cost?

To be announced. Paid plans are not live yet — there is no billing on any account and nothing has ever been charged. The pricing page keeps saying TBA rather than inventing a price.

Practical

Accounts, resuming, exports, and leaving.

Can I resume an incomplete test?

Yes. An abandoned attempt is restored with its progress intact — you finish the sitting you started rather than beginning again.

Do I get a copy of my report?

Yes. Every report can be downloaded as a PDF — yours to keep or share.

Can I delete my account?

Yes, yourself, at any time, from your Account page. Deleting your account deletes your essays, recordings, and practice data.

How do I start?

Create a free account and sit the full mock test. The report will tell you which module to train next — that is the whole loop.

Still deciding? The first full mock is free.

Reading answers only goes so far. One sitting of the real thing will tell you more than every question on this page.

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