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An IELTS practice test is a single-skill, timed exercise that reproduces one paper of the IELTS exam so you can rehearse question types and pacing without sitting a full mock. The IELTS Bro's practice library covers Listening, Reading and Writing for both IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training, marked instantly and converted to a band score.
Practice tests build accuracy on individual question types. Use them between full mock tests, not instead of them.
Listening: multiple choice, matching, plan and map labelling, form and note completion, sentence completion and short answer.
Reading: true/false/not given, yes/no/not given, matching headings, matching information, matching features, sentence completion, summary completion, diagram labelling and multiple choice.
Writing: Academic Task 1 charts, tables, processes and maps; General Training Task 1 formal, semi-formal and informal letters; Task 2 opinion, discussion, problem–solution, advantage–disadvantage and two-part questions.
Band 9 model essays, letters and templates from the Writing library. Browse all 123 in the Learning Hub.
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Most candidates need 15 to 25 single-skill practice tests plus 3 to 5 full mock tests. Volume matters less than reviewing every error and identifying the recurring question types that cost you marks.
Yes, the practice library is free to use. You need an account so your scores and error history are saved between sessions.
Yes. Listening and Reading raw scores are converted to the 0–9 band scale. Writing receives a band estimate against Task Achievement, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy.
Both. Each test is labelled with its variant, so you can filter to the one you are actually sitting.