Choose the right format
Keep Academic and General Training tasks distinct, then choose the skill and question type that match your current priority.
- Academic or General Training
- Skill-by-skill practice
- Section or full test
Free IELTS mock tests
A test is useful when it produces a decision. Start with the right format, record the conditions, and turn your errors into a focused practice block instead of another score to file away.
A useful practice loop
Full tests have a place in your preparation, but targeted sections often reveal more about the skill that is limiting your band. Build a deliberate rhythm between measurement and improvement.
Keep Academic and General Training tasks distinct, then choose the skill and question type that match your current priority.
Practise with a clear start and finish so accuracy, stamina, pacing, and concentration become part of the evidence.
Separate knowledge gaps from rushed decisions, misunderstood wording, weak organisation, or avoidable slips.
Use the result to choose a lesson or drill. The next practice should make the original weakness easier to see and improve.
A connected route
Use the academy’s free tools and guides to choose a direction. Use PrepRoadRunner when you need a practice space that makes repetition easier to maintain.
Pick Academic or General Training and decide whether you need a baseline, a section check, or a final rehearsal.
Treat timing and attention as part of the task. Record the result and any moments where the process broke down.
Choose a short skill block before taking another full test. Improvement is easier to see when the next attempt has a reason.
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Continue this route
Open the practice platform when you are ready to turn this page’s advice into a real speaking, mock-test, writing, or vocabulary session.
Open the web practice platform or continue on iPhone. Your academy plan stays the starting point.
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