Send your Task 1 or Task 2 answer to EEC's IELTS bot on Telegram and get it scored against the four official band descriptors in seconds — free, unlimited, no account needed. Then compare it with Band 6, 7 and 8 versions of the same question.
The same four criteria an examiner uses, each banded separately.
Did you answer the whole question and hold a position? Most Band 6 essays address the topic without ever answering the prompt.
Paragraphing and linking. Marks are lost to paragraphs that restate rather than develop, and to linkers used as decoration.
Range and precision, not rarity. A precise common word beats a misused rare one every time.
Both halves matter — flawless simple sentences cap your band as surely as ambitious broken ones do.
Every free checker on the internet will give you a number. The number is the easy part. What almost none of them give you is the answer one band up — the same question, written the way a Band 7 writes it, with the differences marked.
That is what EEC's practice adds. Every Speaking and Writing question in the platform carries Band 6, 7 and 8 sample answers with notes on exactly what moved each one up, and the IELTS Red Book turns it into a method: pick a task, plan it in notes, get the ideas checked, then write it for real.
Inside the course that runs across 100+ full mocks and 5,000+ practice questions, with unlimited AI scoring — for ₹7,500.
Yes. The Telegram bot scores your Task 1 and Task 2 essays free, with no login and no limit on how many you send. Enrolled students get the same scoring inside the LMS alongside the rest of their practice.
It marks against the four official criteria — Task Achievement, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy — the same ones a human examiner uses. Treat it as a reliable direction of travel rather than a guaranteed exam band: it tells you which criterion is holding you down.
A band for each of the four criteria and an overall, plus what specifically cost you marks — a thesis that never took a position, paragraphs that repeat rather than develop, a range of tenses narrower than you think.
Both, Academic and General Training. Task 1 is marked on whether you selected and compared the right data (or struck the right register in a letter), which is where most Task 1 answers quietly lose their band.
A free checker grades what you wrote. EEC's practice adds the part that actually moves your band: Band 6, 7 and 8 versions of the same question, side by side, with notes on exactly what moved each one up. Reading the next band is faster than being told you are close to it.
It will tell you honestly where you are and what is costing you. Closing the gap usually needs someone reading your work weekly — which is what the course is for, at ₹7,500 with unlimited scored practice.