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IELTS mock tests: full-length, with explanations

IELTS is an English proficiency test that reports Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking on a 0-9 band scale. It comes in Academic and General Training versions.

Tests
21
Free
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Assessment areas
4
Minutes
164

Available IELTS tests

21 full-length tests, each with 4 assessment areas and 164 minutes of working time. Every question carries a worked explanation you can read after submitting.

Buy tests one at a time, or choose a pack of 5, 10 or 20 and tick the tests you want in it. A pack costs less per test.

After your IELTS test: the AI Tutor

On the IELTS it works through Listening and Reading questions. Your Writing Task 1 / Task 2 text is coached against the IELTS band descriptors.

FreeYour first 2 mistakes are free (up to 10 minutes)

Then 30-minute blocks at $3.99 · No card needed to try it, just your account.

How AI Tutor worksStart the free IELTS test →
AI Tutor lesson screen: the wrong and blank questions on the left, an IELTS Reading True/False/Not Given question on a passage about lighthouses in the middle, and the tutor's steps written one under another on the board on the right.
Sample screen

IELTS question bank

Practise IELTS by section, topic and difficulty, with the answer and a worked explanation after each set. One-off payment, 120 days’ access.

  • Listening$29.99
  • Academic Reading$29.99
  • Listening & Reading$54.99
  • Writing & Speaking$34.99
  • Full Access$79.99Advanced performance analysis: accuracy by section, topic and subtopic; results on easy, medium and hard questions; time use in practice tests (rushed, on time, slow); your 6 weakest topics, each with a link to practise it in the question bank; weekly progress chart; results by question type

Open the IELTS question bank →

Know the screen before test day.

Every IELTS practice test runs in a workspace built for the exam: its clock, the way you move between questions and the tools it gives you.

IELTS tools, on screen
Select text and right-click to highlight it or attach a note, flag questions to come back to, and adjust text size and background colour in Settings.
How the test runs
Listening, Reading and Writing each run on their own clock; Speaking is answered aloud through your microphone.
Start the free IELTS test

A full-length test needs a free account, and the test runs in full screen. Nothing is timed until you start.

IELTS · practice testSample interface · illustrative data

Reading

Question 17 of 40

Time remaining

41:20

AnsweredFlaggedUnanswered
Questions 1–22 of 40
  • Highlight and notes
  • Flag questions
  • Text size and background
  • Recorded Speaking
An illustrative IELTS screen with a fixed sample clock and no question shown. Try the flag button: nothing here starts a test or saves anything.
IELTS practice reportIllustrative data

Overall band (estimate)

6.5

Scale 0–9

Listening
7.0
Reading
6.5
Writing
6.0
Speaking
6.5
Illustrative figures composed to show the report’s layout. Not a student’s result, and not a prediction of a test-day score.

See what the score is made of.

When the last section ends, your report opens with the result and the questions behind it.

In the IELTS report
A band estimate for each skill and an overall band. Writing and Speaking are scored by AI against the band descriptors, with feedback on each task.
Estimates, labelled as estimates
A practice result describes one sitting. It is not an official score or a prediction of your result on test day.
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Then spend the next hour where it counts.

Go back through the questions that cost you marks. Then take the weakest area into a question bank and stay with it: one topic, the difficulty you choose.

Review first
Read the feedback on each Writing and Speaking task, then the Listening and Reading answers you missed.
Then targeted practice
In the IELTS question bank, choose a section, a topic and a difficulty; after each set you see the correct answers and worked explanations.
Open the IELTS question bank
Your next sessionSample plan
  1. Review the report

    Read the feedback on each Writing and Speaking task, then the Listening and Reading answers you missed.

  2. Name the weak area
    WritingBand 6.0 (estimate)
  3. Practise it in the IELTS question bank

    A short set on that area alone, then back to a full test when you are ready.

A sample plan with an illustrative figure. Your own report shows your own results.

IELTS practice questions, answered

How many IELTS practice tests does NewEducare have?

There are 21 full-length IELTS practice tests, 1 of which is free. Each is a complete test with every section, not a sample of questions.

Are these real IELTS questions?

No. Every question is written for NewEducare to match the published format, difficulty and topic distribution of IELTS. Real exam questions are copyrighted and cannot lawfully be republished.

Is the IELTS practice test timed like the real exam?

Yes. Each section runs to the official time limit, the timer continues if you leave the tab, and the test submits itself when time runs out — the same constraint you face on test day.

Can I retake an IELTS practice test?

Yes, once. Every test, free or bought, can be sat twice: your first attempt and one retake. Both attempts are kept separately so you can compare them.

Do I get explanations for the IELTS questions I get wrong?

Yes. After you submit, every question can be reviewed with your answer, the correct answer and a worked explanation. Explanations are not sent to the browser before you submit.

Which IELTS purchases include the advanced performance analysis?

A 10- or 20-test pack and the Full Access plan of the IELTS question bank each include the advanced performance analysis, in the Progress tab of your panel. It shows: accuracy by section, topic and subtopic; results on easy, medium and hard questions; time use in practice tests (rushed, on time, slow); your 6 weakest topics, each with a link to practise it in the question bank; weekly progress chart; results by question type.

Written and reviewed by the NewEducare editorial team · Last updated

IELTS is a trademark of the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia and Cambridge University Press & Assessment. NewEducare is an independent practice-test provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or accredited by the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia and Cambridge University Press & Assessment. The name is used here only to identify the exam these practice tests prepare for.

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