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Practise in the real exam formats and see which of the four marking criteria is holding your score back.
Free 3-day trial with 3 speaking and 3 reading questions. No card needed.
Example values only. Real results are AI estimates based on the public IELTS band descriptors, not official IELTS scores.
Academic and General Training, in the same parts and question types as the real exam. CompleteIELTS is not affiliated with IDP, the British Council or Cambridge.
Marked instantly against the answer key.
Facts in the passage
The writer's views
One heading per paragraph
Gap fill with a word limit
Choose from four options
An AI-estimated band for each of the four writing criteria, with feedback.
20 minutes, at least 150 words
20 minutes, at least 150 words
40 minutes, at least 250 words
Your recording is transcribed and banded on the four speaking criteria.
4–5 minutes
1 minute to prepare, up to 2 to speak
4–5 minutes
Listening sets are coming soon. They will follow the four parts of the real test and be marked against the answer key.
Question bank: 684 active practice items (84 reading sets, 300 speaking questions, 300 writing tasks), counted in September 2026. Timings and word minimums: IELTS test format published on ielts.org.
Each speaking and writing answer is broken down by the criteria examiners use, so you know what to fix before test day.
Speaking and writing answers get an AI-estimated band for each of the four public IELTS criteria, with written feedback on what to change.
Your words per minute are estimated from the transcript and taken into account when your Fluency and coherence band is estimated.
Writing shows your word count against the 150-word minimum for Task 1 and the 250-word minimum for Task 2.
Criteria: the public IELTS Speaking and Writing band descriptors on ielts.org. Bands here are AI estimates for practice, not official IELTS scores.
Tip: Task 2 counts for twice as much as Task 1 in your Writing band, so give it 40 of your 60 minutes.
Source: IELTS Writing test format, ielts.org.
Start with the free trial. Every paid plan gives the same full access; you choose how many days you need before your exam.
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | Free | 3 speaking and 3 reading questions, no card needed |
| 15 days | NPR 1,199 | Full access |
| 30 daysRecommended | NPR 1,999 | Full access |
| 60 days | NPR 3,299 | Full access |
You practise Reading, Writing and Speaking in the IELTS question formats, for both Academic and General Training. Listening sets and full-length IELTS mock tests are coming soon. Your speaking answers and essays get an AI-estimated band based on the four public IELTS band descriptors. This is an estimate for practice, not an official IELTS score.
Our speaking score is estimated from a transcript of your recording, not from acoustic audio analysis. We estimate speaking pace (words per minute) and score Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range & Accuracy, and Pronunciation using the transcript against the public IELTS band descriptors.
The free trial lasts 3 days and includes 3 speaking questions, recorded in your browser and given an AI-estimated band, and 3 reading questions marked instantly. The detailed criterion-by-criterion breakdown comes with the paid packages. No card or payment details are needed.
Practice runs in a modern browser, with nothing to install. For writing essays and recording speaking answers, a laptop or desktop with a headset is closer to real test conditions.
Full-length IELTS mock tests are coming soon. They will follow the IELTS order and section timings for Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. Until then, you can practise Reading, Writing and Speaking on their own, with AI-estimated band feedback for writing and speaking. Any score is an estimate for practice, not an official IELTS score or Test Report Form.
Three days, 3 speaking and 3 reading questions, no card needed.