IELTS Computer

IELTS Computer: practise the computer-delivered IELTS test before test day. Here's what actually trips people up on exam day. It's not the English. It's the computer format: a screen you've never used, a timer ticking down, typing answers instead of writing them. The first time you deal with all that shouldn't be when your score is on the line. IELTS Computer is built to feel like the IELTS on computer: the same kind of layout, timing and navigation, with full Listening, Reading and Writing tests. Not a watered-down quiz. Not flashcards pretending to be exam prep. The real format, the real pressure, minus the consequences. ◆ LISTENING The hard part isn't understanding the audio. It's hearing the answer, typing it and keeping up with the recording, all at once. That multitasking catches everyone off guard. Better to get used to it here than in the test centre. • 15 full IELTS Listening practice tests: 4 parts, 40 questions, full audio • Real IELTS question types on an exam-style screen • Your Listening band score the moment you finish ◆ READING Reading on paper and reading on a screen are two different skills. You need to skim, scan and highlight on a screen. If you've only practised on paper, you're training for a different test. • Full IELTS Reading tests with a timer • Highlight key words and sentences in the passage, just like on test day • A band score for every test ◆ WRITING Write your Task 1 and Task 2 on screen with a word counter, and get a band score estimate right away. It breaks down Task Achievement or Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource and Grammatical Range and Accuracy, with clear tips for each. Every assessment comes with a Band 8 model answer on the same topic, so you can see exactly what a top score looks like and close the gap. You see where you stand before an examiner does. ◆ TRACK YOUR PROGRESS Listening, Reading and Writing each have their own progress charts. See your band score trend over time, not just your last result. Knowing where you're improving, and where you're stuck, is the fastest way to stop wasting study time. ◆ SPELLING Simple typos cost real marks. In IELTS Listening and Reading, a misspelled answer is a wrong answer. The Spelling trainer reads every word in a clear British English voice, then shows each mistake the moment you check. Practise only the words you missed, try a whole list again, or make your own word lists. Probably the easiest points you'll ever win back. ◆ VOCABULARY Not a random word dump. Academic words and collocations that actually show up in IELTS. The kind of vocabulary that lifts your Lexical Resource score without making you sound like you swallowed a thesaurus. Learn them here, then use them in your Writing and Speaking. ◆ GRAMMAR The gap between Band 6 and Band 7 isn't "learn all of English grammar." It's a handful of specific structures that examiners look for. That's what this focuses on, so every structure you learn moves you closer to Band 7. ◆ ACADEMIC AND GENERAL TRAINING Practise for the IELTS test you're actually taking, Academic or General Training. ◆ STUDY REMINDERS Set reminders that fit your schedule, or turn them off any time. A friendly nudge, never spam. ◆ ONE ACCOUNT, EVERY DEVICE Practise on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro, or on the web at ieltscomputer.com on any computer. One subscription covers the app and the website, and your results sync everywhere. ◆ WHO IT'S FOR Whatever your target band is, for university, immigration, nursing registration or work, getting comfortable with the computer format before exam day takes a huge chunk of stress off your shoulders. Make sure the screen is the last thing you worry about. Start your free trial. Practise in the real format. Walk in knowing exactly what's coming.