Listening
Four recordings and 40 questions. Each recording plays once, so attentive note-taking and answer transfer matter.
IELTS ACADEMIC PREPARATION
Build the band you are working toward.
Take a free four-skill baseline, learn in the IELTS Study Ground and practise with 14 published full mocks. Keep your target band and final exam date at the centre of the plan.
Available now · The free baseline, 14-mock path and reviewed Study Ground lessons are published for candidates.
IELTS Academic FORMAT
Know what the test asks of you.
Learn the structure first, then practise the skills and decisions required under exam conditions.
Reading
Three academic passages and 40 questions in 60 minutes. Practise locating evidence and handling different question types.
Writing
Task 1 describes visual information; Task 2 develops an essay. Plan and revise within the 60-minute section.
Speaking
A three-part conversation moves from familiar topics to a longer turn and a deeper discussion.
A CLEAR WAY FORWARD
A study path with a clear starting point.
A target band alone is not a plan. The first mock helps you understand where to spend your preparation time.
- 01
Set the destination
Save your target IELTS band and planned exam date before the first full assessment.
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Understand the baseline
Complete all four sections, then review the available score estimate and improvement feedback.
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Study and return
Use reviewed lessons by skill and take later timed mocks to see whether your approach is working.
IELTS STUDY GROUND
Study each skill with a purpose.
Read a practical guide, then open the reviewed lessons in your candidate portal.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you begin.
Is this for IELTS Academic or General Training?
The current full-mock path is for IELTS Academic. Reading and Writing follow the Academic format.
What does the free first mock include?
Mock 1 includes Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. It is the baseline assessment for your current level and counts as a monthly start.
Are the results official IELTS bands?
No. They are Learning Orbit practice estimates. Use them to guide study, then confirm readiness with the official test.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Find your starting point today.
Start the free baseline, then let each result shape the work you do next.