Wono IELTS
Free IELTS practice test

Free IELTS mock test online, with your band score

Sit a full IELTS Writing and Speaking practice test online, for free, before you pay for the real exam. The format and timing follow the computer-based test, and your answers are scored in minutes: an estimated band for each criterion, with the exact mistakes to fix.

  • Full Writing & Speaking mock test
  • Band per criterion
  • Free, no card
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What the free test gives you

A practice test is only useful if it tells you what to do next. Every answer comes back with a full report.

  • An estimated band, criterion by criterion

    Writing is scored on Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource and Grammar; Speaking on Fluency, Vocabulary, Grammar and Pronunciation. You see which one is holding your overall band back.

  • The real format and timing

    Writing Task 1 and Task 2 on one 60-minute timer. Speaking from the greeting through Part 3 with an AI examiner, including the one minute to prepare your cue card.

  • Corrections and a stronger answer

    Every grammar and word-choice mistake is marked, and your own answer is rewritten about one band higher so you can see the gap.

  • Results in minutes, not days

    No waiting for a teacher or a test centre. The report is ready a few minutes after you finish.

How the free IELTS online test works

  1. 1

    Sign in with Google or email

    The account keeps your answers and reports, so you can compare them later. No credit card.

  2. 2

    Do the Writing or Speaking test

    Write both tasks in the exam-style editor, or talk to the AI examiner from your laptop or phone browser.

  3. 3

    Read your band report

    Your estimated band per criterion, corrections, a sample answer one band higher, and the weakest criterion to practise first.

What the free test covers

The two parts of IELTS that are hardest to practise alone, because they need someone to mark them.

Writing Task 1 (20 minutes)
Describe a chart, table, process or map in at least 150 words, in the Academic format.
Writing Task 2 (40 minutes)
An essay of at least 250 words. The same task for Academic and General Training.
Speaking Part 1 and Part 2
A short interview about everyday topics, then a cue card with one minute to prepare and up to two minutes to talk.
Speaking Part 3
A discussion that follows on from your cue card topic, with questions that adapt to your answers.

Is this the official IELTS test?

No. This is a practice test that estimates your band against the public IELTS band descriptors. It does not give an official certificate or Test Report Form. The official test is booked through IDP or the British Council.

That is exactly why it is worth doing first: the official test costs a few million rupiah, so it pays to know your Writing and Speaking band, and what is pulling it down, before you book.

Free IELTS online test questions

Yes. One full Writing mock test and one full Speaking mock test are free, each with a complete band report. More practice comes with a one-time pass from $4.49, with no subscription.

No. Only the official IELTS test, taken through IDP or the British Council, gives an official result. This test gives you an estimated band to prepare with.

Not yet. Wono IELTS focuses on Writing and Speaking because they need a marker. For Listening and Reading, the band score calculator converts your correct answers from any practice test into a band.

Writing takes 60 minutes. Speaking takes about 11 to 14 minutes. You can do them on different days.

Yes for Writing: you type both tasks in an exam-style editor with a live word count and one 60-minute timer, as on computer-delivered IELTS. Speaking is a spoken interview, as in the real test, with an AI examiner instead of a person.

Speaking and Writing Task 2 are the same for both. Writing Task 1 follows the Academic format; the General Training letter is not available yet.

It is scored against the public band descriptors and calibrated against essays with official examiner scores, so most results land within half a band. It is still an estimate, not an official score.