100+ full-length mock tests on a player identical to the official IELTS on Computer. Type your essay against the clock, read on screen, answer Listening with clicks — then get a band score before you have closed the tab.
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100+
Full-length mocks
Every one on a player identical to the official IELTS on Computer.
5,000+
Practice questions
Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, drillable by question type.
Instant
AI band scores
Writing and Speaking scored against the official band descriptors.
Unlimited
Retakes
No per-test charge, no rationing. Retake until the score holds.
A mock is not a score, it is a diagnosis. Sitting twelve of them and reading only the band at the end is the most common way students waste a mock bank. The value is in the gap between what you thought you did and what the report says you did.
So the sequence that works is: one mock cold, to find the weakest module. Then targeted practice on that module only. Then another full mock a week later to check the number moved. Repeat until it holds across two sittings — that is when you book the real exam.
On every Speaking and Writing question you also get Band 6, 7 and 8 sample answers side by side, with notes on exactly what moved each one up. Seeing the next band written out is faster than being told you are “close to it”.
EEC gives every demo student a free scored mock on a test player identical to the official IELTS on Computer, with an instant AI band score across all four modules. Unlike PDF 'mock tests', you practise the real thing: on-screen Reading, typed Writing against the clock, click-based Listening.
Most Band 7+ scorers sit 8-12 full mocks, one or two a week, analysing every mistake in between. EEC includes 100+ full-length mocks with unlimited retakes, so you never ration them — you stop when your scores hold, not when the bank runs out.
The interface is. Our mocks run on a test player built to match the official IELTS on Computer — same screens, same timers, same typing and highlighting behaviour. Questions are EEC-authored to the official band descriptors, not copies of live exam papers.
Yes, instantly. Listening and Reading are machine-marked; Writing and Speaking are scored by AI against the official band descriptors, with the criteria broken out so you can see which one is holding your overall band down.
As many times as you want, for your whole access window. Retakes are unlimited and so is the AI scoring — there is no per-test or per-essay charge.
Yes — and that now matters, because IELTS in India has been computer-delivered only since August 2026. A paper mock no longer rehearses anything the exam will ask of you.