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Listening · Reading · Writing · Speaking- ✓A mini-test matched to your module, covering Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking
- ✓Estimated bands skill by skill, reviewed by an IELTS specialist
- ✓Strengths and weaknesses holding your band back
- ✓A personal study roadmap with practice-paper recommendations and topic guidance
FAQs
How long does the assessment take?
About 1 hour for General Training, and about 1 hour 20 minutes for Academic and UKVI.
When do I get my results?
Within 48 hours of completing your assessment.
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Yes. Listening and Reading practice is free in every book. Your free account also includes 2 diagnostic tests, 1 AI Writing mark and 1 AI Speaking mark. Start with the free diagnostic if you are unsure what to work on.
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What your evaluation report looks like
Your receptive skills (Listening 7.5 & Reading 7.0) confirm your underlying English capability. Writing Task 2 (Band 6.0) is the sole bottleneck capping your overall IELTS score.
33 / 40 correct. Section 4 lecture notes accurate; minor spelling slips in Section 1.
31 / 40 correct. Fast skimming; lost marks on Passage 3 True/False/Not Given traps.
Examiner marked. Task 2 coherence slips and subject-verb errors keep score at 6.0.
Examiner evaluated. Fluency at 7.0; complex grammatical structures need more variety.
ILLUSTRATIVE AI REPORT · SPEAKING
Your Speaking performance, unpacked
Part 1 only · indicative estimate
6.0
Sample AI band estimate
Sample recording view
1:47 / 2:00
Part 1 · Question 3
"Do you prefer cooking at home or eating out? Why?"
Aim: 45–90 s answer
Use a connector to extend
3
of 11
Questions answered
That is the end of the test.
Example processing stage: pronunciation is measured word by word.
Part 1 · criterion by criterion
Indicative · Part 1 only, not a full-test band
Fluency & Coherence
6.0
Lexical Resource
6.0
Grammatical Range & Accuracy
6.0
Pronunciation
6.0
What worked
Willingness to produce extended answers with personal stories and specific examples, especially when discussing programming and favourite meals.
Good use of natural technical and descriptive language, such as "figuring out how things work", "daily routine" and "predict statistics".
Effective self-correction in places, quickly fixing word slips like changing "staff it" to "stuff it".
What to work on
Hesitation and long pauses, including a silent pause of over 18 seconds in the very first question, which interrupts the natural flow of speech.
Subject-verb agreement errors, especially missing the third-person -s on singular nouns such as "body need" and "technology develops".
Monotone intonation (86% flagged flat) — vary pitch to make answers sound expressive, not read aloud.
Speaking rate
128
words per minute
Pauses
11
pauses of 1 s or more
2 longer than 3 s
Um / er
42
fillers in the recording
5.8 per 100 words
Repeats and restarts
17
times a word was repeated
17 repeats · 0 restarts
Vocabulary
725
words spoken
252
different words
74%
variety
different words in every 50
Words you used most — try a synonym next time
Pronunciation
93
accuracy
sounds and words
80
smoothness
breaks between words
80
intonation
stress and rhythm
Words to practise
An accent is not an error: these scores compare you with one standard model, and the band is set by how clearly you are understood.
Language areas to review
- GRAMMARThird-person -s agreement
“she work” → “she works”, “technology develop” → “technology develops”
- FLUENCYFiller reduction — um / er
5.8 fillers per 100 words. Pause silently before an answer instead of filling with um.
- VOCABULARYMore precise food & lifestyle words
“fat food” → “fatty food”, “public food” → “popular food”.
- PRONUNCIATIONIntonation — vary pitch on key words
86% of speech flagged as flat. Stress topic words to carry the meaning.
Focus · Fluency — pause control
Answer 3 Part 1 questions with no um or er: take a silent 1–2 second pause instead. Record yourself and count the fillers.
Illustrative sample only. Report is based on Part 1 only and is indicative — it is not a full IELTS Speaking band. Feedback is generated by AI, not by an IELTS examiner. Acoustic scores (0–100) compare your recording with a standard pronunciation model and are not IELTS band descriptors. Band estimates are not official IELTS scores or a guarantee of results.