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    IELTS Preparation Online with AI Feedback

    Prepare for IELTS online, at your own pace: a timed Academic mock test, instant AI feedback on your Writing and Speaking, a free band calculator, and an optional professor review when it counts. Start free and see exactly what's holding your band back.

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    What's on the IELTS test

    IELTS assesses four skills — Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking — each scored on the 0–9 band scale, with an overall band that is their average. Academic and General Training share the same Listening and Speaking sections but differ in Reading and Writing, so prepare for the version your university, employer or visa requires.

    Practise Writing and Speaking — where bands are won and lost

    Most candidates plateau on the productive skills, because they're the hardest to assess on your own. Langujet gives criteria-based band estimates and sentence-level corrections on Writing, and an AI examiner for Speaking, so each practice attempt tells you what to fix next instead of leaving you guessing.

    Know your target band

    Bands run from 0 to 9, and the band you need depends on your goal — universities and immigration programs each set their own minimums. Use the free band calculator to turn section scores into an overall band and CEFR/CLB level, then plan how far you have to go.

    How AI feedback helps you improve faster

    Feedback that's instant and repeatable means tighter practice loops: write or speak, see your estimated band against the official criteria, fix the specific issues, and resubmit. For high-stakes attempts you can add a correction from a qualified professor.

    Start your IELTS preparation free

    You don't need to pay to find out where you stand. The free skill check gives you a Writing estimate in a few minutes, even before you sign up. With a free account you also get 10 AI Writing and 10 AI Speaking corrections every day, plus 10 timed Cambridge Reading and 10 Listening tests a day. Deeper AI feedback and professor review are optional upgrades — the pricing page has the current options.

    How to prepare for IELTS at home

    You can prepare fully at home if you recreate the exam's conditions and get feedback on the skills you can't mark yourself. Start with one timed mock test to find your weakest skill, then plan your weeks around it. Practise Reading and Listening against the clock and check every answer to see why it was right or wrong. For Writing and Speaking, write essays to time and record your spoken answers, then have them assessed against the four official criteria so you know what is capping your band. Finish with a full timed mock in the last week or two to lock in your pacing.

    Start with the right tool

    IELTS Writing Correction with AIGet a band estimate across all four criteria plus sentence-level edits on Task 1 & Task 2.IELTS Speaking Practice with AIPractise Parts 1, 2 & 3 with an AI examiner and feedback on fluency, vocabulary and pronunciation.IELTS Mock Test OnlineA timed four-skill Academic mock test with a band estimate for each skill and feedback on what to fix.IELTS Band Score CalculatorTurn your section scores into an overall band and CEFR level — free, no signup.IELTS Band Scores ExplainedWhat each band from 0–9 means, the score you need, and how to move up a band.IELTS Academic vs General TrainingSee how the two versions differ and which one you should sit.IELTS vs TOEFLCompare format, scoring and difficulty to choose the right test.English Proficiency Tests ComparedIELTS, TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo and CELPIP side by side — which ones your destination accepts.Recent IELTS QuestionsSpeaking and Writing questions reported by candidates after real exams, dated and with an answer plan for each.Cambridge IELTS Reading AnswersAnswers and analysis for every Cambridge IELTS reading passage we cover, newest book first, with the traps explained.IELTS Requirements by CountryThe score universities and immigration authorities actually ask for, destination by destination.IELTS Preparation GuideA deeper, end-to-end walkthrough of how to prepare for every section.How AI feedback worksSee how Langujet scores your Writing and Speaking — and where a professor review fits in.

    IELTS Preparation Online with AI Feedback — FAQ

    It depends on your starting level and target band. Many candidates need a few weeks to a few months; the fastest gains come from regular, feedback-driven practice on Writing and Speaking rather than passive study.

    Academic is usually required for university study and professional registration; General Training is typically used for migration and work. Check the exact requirement set by your institution or immigration program, then prepare for that version.

    Yes — for Writing and Speaking, instant criteria-based feedback lets you practise far more often than waiting for a human marker, and shows you the specific issues capping your band. High-stakes attempts can also be reviewed by a qualified professor.

    There's no single answer — universities and immigration programs set their own minimums (commonly between 6.0 and 7.5 overall). Confirm the requirement for your specific goal and use the band calculator to track your progress toward it.