CELPIP General Simulators
Choose a module below. Each simulator mirrors the real exam format with instant AI feedback and a CLB-style score estimate.
Writing Simulator
Both timed tasks back-to-back — Task 1 (email, 27 min) and Task 2 (survey response, 26 min). Get instant AI grammar feedback and a CLB-style estimate.
Reading Simulator
All 4 parts and 38 questions in one timed session — correspondence, diagrams, information texts, and viewpoints. Full answer explanations after.
Listening Simulator
All 6 parts and 38 questions with real-style audio — daily conversations, news items, and workplace discussions. Instant CLB estimate and transcript review.
Speaking Simulator
All 8 timed tasks with AI scoring on Content, Coherence, Vocabulary, and Listenability. Exam Mode or Practice Mode — your choice.
Understanding CELPIP / CLB scores
CELPIP scores are reported as CLB (Canadian Language Benchmarks) levels from 1 to 12. Most Canadian immigration programmes require CLB 7–9.
About the CELPIP General Test
CELPIP General (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program — General) is a fully computer-based English language test accepted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for most permanent residency pathways, including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programmes, and Canadian citizenship applications. Paragon Testing Enterprises, a subsidiary of the University of British Columbia, develops and administers the test.
The test has four components, all delivered on a computer in a single session of approximately three hours. Listening (about 47 minutes) covers six parts featuring phone calls, news items, conversations, and on-location discussions.Reading (55 minutes) tests comprehension across four passage types: correspondence, diagrams, everyday texts, and viewpoints. Writing(about 53 minutes) has two tasks: Task 1 asks you to write an email (150–200 words in 27 minutes) and Task 2 asks you to respond to a survey (150–200 words in 26 minutes).Speaking (about 16 minutes) has 8 tasks covering everyday situations such as giving advice, describing a scene, and making an argument, all recorded by computer rather than assessed by a live examiner.
Scores are reported on the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) scale from 1 to 12. Express Entry under the Federal Skilled Worker Programme and the Canadian Experience Class requires a minimum of CLB 7 in all four skills. Achieving CLB 9 in all four skills earns the maximum language points available under the CRS formula — a significant advantage in competitive draw rounds.
Bandleep gives you a free trial on every CELPIP General module, no account required to start. Writing submissions receive instant CLB level estimates with grammar corrections. Reading and Listening tests include full answer explanations, and Speaking recordings receive AI CLB level feedback on all four scoring criteria. Sign up free for one more attempt per module, or go Pro for unlimited practice.
Need only Listening & Speaking? CELPIP General LS is a shorter test for citizenship-related requirements — not for Express Entry or PR.
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