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Free IELTS General Training
practice tests online, with AI feedback.
Free: your first full mock with an estimated band score, plus 2 speaking and 2 writing AI scores a day. Then 10+ full IELTS General Training mocks and 2.5k+ question-type drills.
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Record a short answer. Review your delivery and try again.
Review pronunciation, fluency and clarity.
A free account includes 1 full-length IELTS mock test. Free IELTS question practice includes 2 speaking and 2 writing AI evaluations per day. Resets at midnight India time (Asia/Kolkata). No card required; these daily allowances do not expire. Promotional trial access may differ.
At a glance
- Free
- 1 full mock, 2 speaking and 2 writing AI evaluations a day, and every reading and listening drill marked instantly; no card; daily allowances reset at midnight India time
- Full-length mocks
- 50+ IELTS full-length mocks (40+ Academic, 10+ General Training) with all four modules; your first one is free
- Practice
- 2.5k+ question-type drills: 1k+ reading, 100+ listening and 1.5k+ speaking
- Band score
- Overall band from the four modules with the official half-band rounding
- Plans
- From 7 days; one pass covers Academic and General Training, priced in your local currency
- Where
- Web, iPhone and Android, one account
YOUR WORDS. REAL FEEDBACK.
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Read a short passage aloud or write 50–100 words.
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Read the passage at your natural pace. Focus on clarity, not speed.
Learning a new skill takes time, but small steps can lead to lasting progress. A few minutes of focused practice each day can help learners build knowledge and confidence.
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Hear what’s working. See what to improve.
Read the passage, then explore your pronunciation, pace and pauses in a transcript you can listen back to.
A SIMPLE WAY TO PREPARE
How online IELTS General Training practice works
- 01
Choose a task
Start with a short question in the skill you want to improve. You can move on to a full mock when you are ready.
- 02
Give it a try
Read, listen, write or record an answer. Your practice space guides you through the task.
- 03
Review and repeat
See your answer review or AI feedback. Focus on one improvement in your next attempt.
WHAT YOU ARE PRACTISING FOR
What is on the IELTS General Training test?
IELTS General Training shares the same four-module structure and timing as Academic, but Reading and Writing use everyday and workplace material.
- Format
- Computer (paper being withdrawn)
- Duration
- About 2h 45m
- Modules
- 4
- Scoring
- Bands 1–9
| Module | Time | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | 30 min | 4 sections, 40 questions |
| Reading | 60 min | Everyday, workplace, and general-interest texts, 40 questions |
| Writing | 60 min | Task 1: a letter · Task 2: essay |
| Speaking | 11–14 min | 3 parts, face-to-face with an examiner |
Every module above has its own practice set on BandLadder. Read the full IELTS General Training pattern, or compare it with IELTS Academic.
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IELTS General Training practice: frequently asked questions
Is the IELTS General Training mock test free?
A free account includes 1 full-length IELTS mock test. Free IELTS question practice includes 2 speaking and 2 writing AI evaluations per day. Resets at midnight India time (Asia/Kolkata). No card required; these daily allowances do not expire. Promotional trial access may differ.
How is IELTS General Training speaking and writing scored?
Speaking responses are transcribed and reviewed for pronunciation, fluency and coherence, lexical resource and grammar, the same four criteria IELTS examiners use, and reported as an estimated band. Writing is checked for task response, coherence and cohesion, vocabulary and grammatical range.
What is on the IELTS General Training test?
IELTS General Training shares the same four-module structure and timing as Academic, but Reading and Writing use everyday and workplace material. Format: Computer (paper being withdrawn). Duration: About 2h 45m. Modules: 4. Scoring: Bands 1–9.
How do I start practising for free?
Choose a skill above, create your free account and open a IELTS General Training practice task. A free account includes 1 full-length IELTS mock test. Free IELTS question practice includes 2 speaking and 2 writing AI evaluations per day. Resets at midnight India time (Asia/Kolkata). No card required; these daily allowances do not expire. Promotional trial access may differ.
Do I have to take a full mock test first?
No. Begin with individual questions or one skill. When you want to practise under exam conditions, choose a timed sectional or full mock from your account.
What happens after I submit an answer?
Reading and listening tasks show answer review. Speaking and writing responses are processed for AI feedback. Review the result, choose one thing to improve and practise again. Processing time varies by task and demand.
Can I practise from another country or on my phone?
Yes. Use your browser on mobile, tablet, laptop or desktop. Short practice fits smaller screens; a keyboard and larger screen are useful for a full mock. Speaking requires microphone permission. You do not need to attend a scheduled class.
When would I need a paid plan?
Start with the free practice available in your account. Compare plans when you need more access or a longer preparation period. The pricing page shows the current inclusions, duration and selected currency before checkout.
Are the scores official exam results?
No. AI feedback and IELTS practice scores help you prepare. They are not official exam results and cannot guarantee a test-day score.