Can I practise all four IELTS skills in one place?
Yes. The IELTS Practice Centre connects Listening, Academic Reading, Academic Writing, and Speaking. You can start unlimited random objective-test sessions and keep your review history together.
All four IELTS skills · one focused practice loop
Practise Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking with a plan.
Take unlimited random Listening and Academic Reading practice sessions with cost-capped AI scoring, practise timed Speaking, check Writing, and save recurring mistakes for focused review.
- Unlimited random Listening and Reading sessions
- Timed practice with autosave
- One batched AI scoring request per objective test
Choose the right IELTS tool
Which IELTS practice tool should you use?
Start with the skill you need to improve, then save the feedback and repeat the same task to measure progress.
Which Intellecta tool should I use for IELTS speaking practice?
Use IELTS Speaking Practice Rooms for timed Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 prompts with feedback on fluency, vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and an estimated band level.
Can Intellecta check IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2 answers?
Yes. Intellecta has separate IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 and IELTS Writing Task 2 checkers so the feedback can follow the correct task requirements and band criteria.
Is Intellecta free and can I practise without an account?
You can start as a guest without creating an account. Reading and Listening use one cost-capped AI scoring request per completed mini-test with a local fallback, while core roadmaps and rule-based flashcards can run without AI.
Start with one task
Core IELTS practice now connects to your review loop.
Pick the task you want to improve today. Speaking attempts can show retry comparison and recurring issues can flow into your mistake notebook.
Timed speaking rooms
IELTS Speaking Practice Rooms
Answer random IELTS prompts with room timers, answer coaching, retry comparison, and saved practice notes. Start practiceWriting Task 2
IELTS Writing Task 2 Checker
Get feedback on task response, organisation, vocabulary, grammar, and recurring writing mistakes. Start practiceWriting Task 1
IELTS Writing Task 1 Checker
Check graph, chart, map, table, or process answers for overview, comparisons, clarity, and next revisions. Start practiceBuilt for focused IELTS preparation
Plan, practise, review, then repeat.
The new roadmap, mistake notebook, flashcards, and speaking answer coach help learners keep each session tied to the next action.
New IELTS tools
Keep your preparation organised between attempts.
Use these new workflows when you want a plan, a review deck, or a clean list of repeated speaking and writing issues.
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IELTS Study Roadmap
Create a 7, 14, 30, or 60 day plan from your target band, exam date, weak areas, and daily study time.
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AI Flashcards
Generate vocabulary cards from a topic, essay, transcript, PDF, TXT, or DOCX source, then review on this device or sync them to your account.
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Mistake Notebook
Collect recurring speaking and writing issues automatically, resolve them, and use the next drills for practice.
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Create structured classroom content from a topic, standard, or source text.
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Use chat when you need quick explanations, examples, or help deciding what to practise next.
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