Practise topic by topic
Pick a part of the exam and get questions in its style, each with an explanation.
IELTS prepUpdated November 2026
Free IELTS practice tests
Practise Listening with real audio, Reading passages, Writing tasks and Speaking out loud, and see an estimated band for each skill.
- Free for learners
- No credit card
- Explanations for every answer
01 / The exam
What is on the IELTS
Set by IELTS (British Council, IDP and Cambridge).
- Skills
- 4
- Length
- About 2 hours 45 minutes
- Score
- Bands 0 to 9
- Versions
- Academic, General Training
| Part | What it covers | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | Four recorded parts, 40 questions. | About 30 minutes |
| Reading | Three passages, 40 questions. Academic and General Training use different texts. | 60 minutes |
| Writing | Task 1 (a report on a visual for Academic, a letter for General Training) and Task 2 (an essay). | 60 minutes |
| Speaking | A face-to-face interview in three parts. | 11 to 14 minutes |
Each skill gets a band from 0 to 9, and the overall band is their average. Checked November 2026; always confirm dates and rules with IELTS (British Council, IDP and Cambridge).
02 / Practise
Choose where to start.
Every question is written by AI in the style of the IELTS and comes with an explanation. They are practice questions, not past papers.
IELTS Academic (full test)
All four skills in one track, with mocks.
Start practisingIELTS Listening
Audio tests with the four-part structure.
Start practisingIELTS Reading
Passages with IELTS-style question types.
Start practisingIELTS Writing
Task 1 and Task 2 practice with feedback.
Start practisingIELTS Speaking
Speak your answers and get feedback.
Start practising03 / How it works
Practice that adapts to you.
See what you have mastered
Mastery is tracked for every topic, so revision goes where it is needed.
Sit timed mocks
Mock exams follow the real timing and show an estimated result on the exam’s scale.
Use your own notes too
Upload a PDF, slides or a photo of your notes and get questions from them.
No. They are AI-written practice in the style of IELTS, with explanations and estimated bands. For official material, use the IELTS partners’ own practice tests too.
Yes. Speaking practice lets you answer out loud and get feedback on what you said.
Yes. Practice and progress tracking are free for learners, with no credit card. Speaking and listening have a daily allowance.
Universities usually ask for Academic. General Training is often used for work and migration. Listening and Speaking are the same in both.
Start your IELTS practice today.
Free for learners, no credit card. Your first practice test takes about a minute.