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  • IELTS Exam Format Sections and Timing (2026)
  • IELTS Academic vs General Training Choice (2026)
  • Computer vs Paper IELTS How to Choose (2026)
  • IELTS Study Plan for 30 60 90 Days
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IELTS mock tests online

Sit Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking in one timed sitting. Choose Academic or General Training for your module, or Recent Actual Tests assembled from real exam seasons and refreshed through the year.

  • Full L / R / W / S in one sitting
  • CBT-style (Official Style) exam shell
  • Academic, General & Recent Actual
  • Auto-score for Listening & Reading
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Start with Recent Actual Tests if you want fresher seasonal material, or pick Academic / General to match the module on your booking.

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Three ways to mock on DailyEnglishPro

Each full mock covers Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking under computer-delivered timing. Pick the library that matches your goal.

  • Updated through the year

    Recent Actual Tests

    Real IELTS papers we collect from recent exam seasons and refresh on a yearly and quarterly rhythm. Use them when you want practice that feels closer to what candidates are meeting now, not only classic Cambridge sets.

    • Seasonal refresh so the library does not go stale
    • Same four skills and CBT timing (Official Style) as a full exam day
    • Strong diagnostic before you book a real test date
    Browse Recent Actual Tests →
  • Study & professional paths

    Academic mocks

    Built for university and many professional registrations. Listening and Speaking match General Training; Reading uses denser passages, and Writing Task 1 is a chart, map or process report.

    • Academic Reading texts and question mix
    • Writing Task 1 report + Task 2 essay
    • Best when your offer letter lists Academic IELTS
    Browse Academic mocks →
  • Migration & work paths

    General Training mocks

    Built for many visa and workplace English requirements. Listening and Speaking stay the same; Reading starts with shorter everyday and workplace texts, and Writing Task 1 is a letter.

    • General Training Reading progression
    • Letter-style Writing Task 1 + Task 2 essay
    • Best when your visa or employer asks for GT
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What Recent Actual Tests are

Recent Actual Tests are full IELTS mock packs assembled from real exam material we collect across the year. We organise them by season and keep adding so candidates can rehearse with fresher papers alongside longer-standing Academic and General sets.

They help when you already know the format and want a dress rehearsal that reflects current topic flavour and difficulty. Treat them as high-value practice, then confirm any score target on your university or visa page.

Free accounts can start with the latest packs in this library. After you submit, Listening and Reading are auto-scored; Writing and Speaking can take AI feedback when you have credits.

What a full mock feels like

  • Listening

    Four parts, about 30 minutes, one play. Type answers in the CBT shell (Official Style) the way computer-delivered IELTS expects.

  • Reading

    60 minutes, 40 questions. Academic or General texts depending on the pack you opened. Highlights and notes are available while you work.

  • Writing

    60 minutes for Task 1 and Task 2. Academic packs use charts or processes; General packs use letters. Task 2 is always an essay.

  • Speaking

    Parts 1 to 3 from our topic bank so each attempt stays fresh. Record under timed conditions, then review when you want criterion feedback.

Why mock here before test day

  • One sitting, four skills

    Stamina and timing fail as often as knowledge. A full mock shows where you fade in the third hour.

  • Computer-delivered habits

    Typing Writing answers, clicking Listening/Reading responses, and using the on-screen timer transfer cleanly to CBT centres (Official Style).

  • Clear next step after the score

    Auto-marked L/R plus optional AI Writing/Speaking reports tell you whether to drill a skill pack or book another full mock.

How to choose Academic, General or Recent Actual

  1. 1If your university or professional body lists Academic IELTS, stay in Academic mocks for Reading and Writing Task 1.
  2. 2If a visa or employer lists General Training, use General mocks so letter Task 1 and GT Reading are not a surprise.
  3. 3Use Recent Actual Tests when you want fresher seasonal papers for a diagnostic or final dress rehearsal, after you already know which module you will book.
  4. 4Unsure about the module? Read Academic vs General in IELTS Guides, then come back and start one timed mock.

Guides that pair with a full mock

  • IELTS Exam Format Sections and Timing (2026)

    Timing and skill overview before your first sitting.

  • IELTS Academic vs General Training Choice (2026)

    Pick the module your destination actually requires.

  • IELTS Band Score Chart Explained (2026)

    Turn Listening and Reading raw scores into bands.

  • IELTS Study Plan for 30 60 90 Days

    Place mocks inside a 30, 60 or 90 day plan.

IELTS Guides hub for topics, scores and study plans.

IELTS mock tests online on DailyEnglishPro

DailyEnglishPro full mocks are computer-based practice exams for Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. You can open Academic packs for study paths, General Training packs for many migration paths, or Recent Actual Tests assembled from real papers we collect and refresh through the year.

A useful mock is not a keyword list. It is a timed sitting that shows your stamina, your weak skill, and whether your module choice matches the score line on your offer or visa checklist. After each attempt, convert Listening and Reading marks with the Score Calculator, then drill one skill under Practice before the next full test.

Start free with the latest packs in each library. When you need more volume or AI Writing and Speaking reports, unlock Basic or Pro. Between mocks, use IELTS Guides for format and strategy, and Tools for scoring and descriptors.

Mock test FAQs

What is included in a full IELTS mock test here?

Each full mock includes Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking under computer-delivered timing. Speaking draws Part 1 to 3 prompts from our topic bank so every attempt stays fresh.

What are Recent Actual Tests?

They are full mock packs assembled from real IELTS papers we collect across exam seasons and refresh through the year. Use them for fresher practice alongside Academic and General libraries.

Are Listening and Reading marked automatically?

Yes. Answers are checked against the key with IELTS-style band conversion. Writing and Speaking can be submitted for AI evaluation when you have credits.

How many mocks can I start for free?

Free accounts unlock 6 packs (2 each for Academic, General and Recent Actual Tests). Paid plans open the rest of the question bank.

Should I take Academic or General mocks?

Match the module your university or visa requires. Listening and Speaking are shared; Reading texts and Writing Task 1 differ. See our Academic vs General guide if you are unsure.

When should I use Recent Actual Tests instead of Academic packs?

Use Recent Actual when you want a seasonal dress rehearsal. Stay in Academic or General for module-specific Reading and Writing Task 1 once you know which paper you will book.

Sit a full IELTS mock today

Open a Recent Actual, Academic or General pack, finish all four skills, then decide your next drill from the score.

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