Prepare confidently for the IELTS exam with free practice tests built to feel like the real thing, the same timing and pressure as test day. Take a full mock test to check everything at once, or drill Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking, all free on UniCoachify, a top IELTS preparation platform in Nepal.
Prepare for the IELTS Academic exam with free, full-length mock tests that simulate real exam conditions. Build stamina, identify weak areas, and boost your band score, all in one place.
Practice IELTS Listening with free tests built on the real exam format. Each test has 40 questions across four parts: a short conversation, a monologue, a group discussion, and an academic lecture, completed in about 30 to 32 minutes, the same pacing as the real exam. This is the full IELTS listening test experience, not a shortened demo, so choose a test, put on your headphones, and start listening for the details that actually earn marks. Every IELTS practice test for listening here is free.
Features pet grooming booking, community allotment project, podcast discussion, and lecture on measuring time.
Start testFeatures car rental booking, sports centre tour, market research discussion, and lecture on cognitive biases.
Start testFeatures photography course enrolment, city bus tour, documentary project discussion, and lecture on sleep biology.
Start testFeatures hotel reservation, library orientation, environmental research discussion, and lecture on international trade.
Start testFeatures bicycle shop booking, theatre volunteer orientation, app development discussion, and lecture on colour perception.
Start testFeatures fitness centre enquiry, farmers' market information, destination marketing research, and lecture on food waste.
Start testMost students don't lose marks in Reading because of weak English. They lose marks because they run out of time. These free IELTS Reading practice tests give you three passages and 40 questions in 60 minutes, the same clock you'll face on exam day. This IELTS practice test for reading follows the Cambridge IELTS practice test structure students prepare with worldwide. Pick a test below and see exactly where your time goes.
This test covers three passages: The Evolution of Public Libraries, Vertical Farming, and The Psychology of Decision Fatigue.
Start testThis test covers three passages: The Science of Sleep, Renewable Energy Storage, and The Paradox of Choice.
Start testThis test includes three reading passages of increasing difficulty.
Start testThis test covers three passages: The History of Timekeeping, Urban Heat Islands, and The Neuroscience of Musical Experience.
Start testThis test covers three passages: The History and Science of Chocolate, Microplastics, and The Psychology of Procrastination.
Start testThis test includes passages about the domestication of dogs, the economics of space exploration, and language extinction and preservation.
Start testWriting is the section where students feel most unsure, so we built these free practice tests to match the real exam exactly. You get two tasks and 60 minutes, just like the actual test, with the same word count rules and the same time pressure. Practise here first, build your confidence, and you'll know exactly what to expect when it really counts.
Task 1 requires at least 150 words, Task 2 requires at least 250 words.
Start testTask 1 requires at least 150 words, Task 2 requires at least 250 words.
Start testTask 1 requires at least 150 words, Task 2 requires at least 250 words.
Start testTask 1 requires at least 150 words, Task 2 requires at least 250 words.
Start testTask 1 requires at least 150 words, Task 2 requires at least 250 words.
Start testTask 1 requires at least 150 words, Task 2 requires at least 250 words.
Start testReading sample answers won't make you speak better — only real practice will. Free IELTS Speaking practice tests are coming soon, covering all three parts: short personal questions, a one-minute cue card, and a longer discussion, just like the real exam. You'll get the full speaking mock experience online and free, with score feedback after every attempt so you can hear your own progress. Check back soon.
We're adding speaking practice next. Check back soon.
To raise your IELTS score, focus on the basics that examiners reward every time: knowing the format cold, managing your time strictly, and speaking or writing naturally instead of from memory. Master these section by section, and the real exam stops feeling unpredictable.
A band score alone won't tell you how to improve. Break your performance down by skill, find the exact pattern behind your mistakes, and turn that into a study plan that actually targets the problem.
A simple mistake log gets you further than re-taking test after test. For every wrong answer, ask three things:
More essays won't fix a weakness you haven't identified yet. Check your own work against what examiners actually score:
Speaking is judged on fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation together, so self review takes a different approach:
The questions students ask us most about IELTS prep.
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