Take a Complete IELTS Mock Test
Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking back-to-back under timed conditions. Each skill uses a randomly selected test set, and your estimated IELTS-style band is combined at the end.
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Listening
4 parts · 40 Q
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Reading
3 passages · 40 Q
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Writing
Task 1 + Task 2
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Speaking
Parts 1–3 · AI examiner
A random test set for each skill · Take breaks between modules · Progress is saved
Estimated IELTS-style bands · Bandleep practice estimate · Not an official IELTS score.
IELTS Mock Test — Common Questions
How long does a full IELTS mock test take?
A complete IELTS mock covers all four skills back to back: Listening (about 30 minutes), Reading (60 minutes), Writing (60 minutes), and Speaking. Set aside roughly 2 hours 45 minutes to sit the whole test in one go, just like exam day.
Is the IELTS mock test free?
The individual skill practice tests have a free tier, but the full four-module mock test is a Pro feature. Pro also unlocks the entire library of practice tests across every skill.
How is the mock test scored?
Listening and Reading are scored automatically against the answer key and converted to an estimated band. Writing and Speaking are scored by AI against the official IELTS criteria (Task Achievement/Response, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range & Accuracy). You get a per-skill band and an estimated overall band.
Is the overall band an official IELTS score?
No. Every score on Bandleep is an estimated, IELTS-style band for practice only — a Bandleep practice estimate, not an official IELTS result. Use it to track progress and spot weak areas, not as a certified score.
How realistic is the mock test?
The interface mirrors the real computer-delivered IELTS: single-play Listening audio, split-screen Reading, a word-counted Writing editor, and a live AI examiner for Speaking. Each sitting draws fresh passages and tasks from our test library.
Can I take the mock test more than once?
Yes. With Pro you can take the full mock as many times as you like, and each attempt pulls a different combination of tests from the library so you keep getting new material.