How it works
Everything you need to prepare for IELTS
Practice all four skills, join live classes, get instant AI feedback, and book 1-on-1 sessions with real teachers — all in one place.
The exam
What is IELTS?
Reading
60 min
40 questions
Listening
32–40 min
40 questions
Writing
60 min
2 tasks
Speaking
11–14 min
3 parts · live examiner
The platform
What you get with IELTSCapy
Reading
60 min · 40 questions
- ✓Unlimited practice time
- ✓Automatic scoring
- ✓Feedback on every question
- ✓Full mock test (strict 60 min conditions)
- ✓All question types unlocked
- ✓Progress history
Listening
32–40 min · 40 questions
- ✓Unlimited practice time
- ✓Audio replay control
- ✓Automatic scoring
- ✓Full mock test (strict conditions)
- ✓Feedback on every question
- ✓Progress tracking
Writing
60 min · 2 tasks
- ✓Up to 20 Task 1 & Task 2 AI evaluations per week
- ✓Full criteria scoring (TA, CC, LR, GRA)
- ✓Vocabulary & grammar analysis
- ✓Band score breakdown
- ✓Detailed corrections & suggestions
Speaking
11–14 min · 3 parts
- ✓Part 1, 2 & 3 practice prompts
- ✓Record & playback your answers
- ✓AI scoring for all 3 parts
- ✓Fluency & pronunciation feedback
- ✓Progress tracking
Live classes
Real teachers,
live sessions
Join our scheduled live classes or watch on-demand recordings. Every session is run by an experienced IELTS teacher — not AI, not automated.
Register for a class
AI feedback
Instant scoring across all four IELTS writing criteria
Submit a Task 1 or Task 2 essay and get your band score broken down by Task Achievement, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy — with specific corrections, not just a number.
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FAQ
Common questions
If you've never taken IELTS before, aim for at least 4 weeks of consistent preparation to get familiar with the test format and question types. If you've taken it before and need to improve, expect around 12 weeks of regular study to move up by 1 band score. Our 1-on-1 teachers can help you build a personalised study plan based on your timeline.
IELTSCapy includes full mock tests for all four skills under strict exam conditions. Reading and Listening results are given immediately with band scores and answer explanations. Writing mock tests come with AI scoring across all four criteria. Speaking practice includes model answers and AI feedback on all three parts.
Yes. Our live classes cover strategies for all IELTS question types — including Matching Headings, True/False/Not Given, and Map questions. You can join a live session or watch on-demand recordings. For targeted help, book a 1-on-1 session with one of our teachers.
All practice content is designed to be useful for IELTS on Paper, IELTS on Computer, and IELTS Online. The question formats and skills are identical across delivery methods.
Both. Academic and General Training materials are clearly labelled throughout the platform. You can select your test type when practising, and mock tests are available for both formats.
Submit any Task 1 or Task 2 essay and receive a band score broken down across all four IELTS marking criteria — Task Achievement, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy. You get specific corrections and suggestions, not just a number.
Record your responses to Part 1, 2, and 3 prompts on the platform. IELTSCapy's AI scores your speaking across IELTS criteria and gives feedback on fluency and pronunciation. For examiner-level feedback, you can book a live 1-on-1 speaking session with one of our teachers.
A combination of regular practice, understanding your weak areas, and getting specific feedback works best. Use IELTSCapy for daily practice and instant feedback, join live classes to build strategies for difficult question types, and book a 1-on-1 session when you need personalised guidance on your problem areas.
Test day
Things to know before exam day
Arrive early
Late arrivals may not be admitted. Double-check the time of your written and oral exams on the Test Taker Portal beforehand.
Bring valid ID
Bring the same ID you used to book your test. Expired or mismatched documents will disqualify you — no exceptions.
Leave these outside
No phones, smartwatches, notes, or food inside the test room. Only your ID and permitted stationery.
IELTS at home: check everything the day before
Log in to Inspera, check your camera, microphone, and internet. Do the familiarisation test — don't leave it to the morning.
