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Free full-length practice tests
Every exam you can practise on NewEducare has one free diagnostic test — 8 in total. It is the same test engine, the same timing and the same score report as the tests you pay for, so it tells you something real about where you stand.
- ACTFreeFree Full Length ACT Diagnostics Test205 min
- GMATFreeFree Full Length GMAT Diagnostics Test135 min
- GREFreeFree Full Length GRE Practice Test118 min
- IELTSFreeFree Full-Length IELTS Academic Diagnostic Test164 min
- PTEFreeFree Full Length PTE Academic Diagnostics Test150 min
- SATFreeFree Full Length SAT Diagnostics Test134 min
- TOEFLFreeFree Full-Length TOEFL iBT Diagnostic Test90 min
- YOSFreeFree Full Length TR-YOS Diagnostics Test100 min
After the test: the AI Tutor
When a practice test ends, pick a mistake on your results page and the lesson starts. The tutor won't just read out the answer: it asks you, writes the steps on the board and lets you find where you went wrong.
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.
After the free test
The report ends with the topics where your accuracy was lowest. If you want more practice on those, each exam page lists the full-length tests available and the packs that bring the per-test price down.
Questions about the free tests
What does the free test include?
A complete full-length test with every section, taken under the same timing rules as the paid tests, followed by the full score report: section scores, topic accuracy, timing and a worked explanation for each question.
Do I need to enter card details?
No. The free diagnostic requires an account so your answers and report can be saved to it, but no payment method is asked for and nothing is charged.
How many free tests can I take?
One free full-length diagnostic per exam. You can sit it twice, so a second go can check your progress, though a fresh test gives a more honest reading than a repeat of one you have already seen.
Is the free test easier than the paid ones?
No. The diagnostic is built to the same specification and difficulty distribution as the rest of the catalogue. It exists so you can judge the quality before spending anything, which only works if it is representative.