NEVICT: IELTS Prep
Practice every part of the IELTS test (Writing, Speaking, Listening and Reading) with instant AI feedback scored against the real band descriptors, plus reference guides and unlimited AI-generated practice mocks whenever the built-in ones run out.
See how it worksOne app, all four skills
Every mock is built like the real exam and graded the way an examiner would.
Writing
Task 1 & 2 essays scored against the real band descriptors, plus a sample rewrite showing exactly how to reach your target.
Speaking
Record Parts 1-3, get transcribed and scored the way a real examiner would, mistakes and all.
Listening
Full-length audio sets with objective questions, graded the instant you submit.
Reading
Passages and question types modeled on the real test, graded the instant you submit.
Never run out of practice
10 mocks are built in, but you're not limited to them. Generate a brand-new mock any time (a full 4-skill set, or just the one skill you need more of), written fresh by AI in real IELTS format and saved straight to your account.
Skill-specific practice drills
Short, instantly-scored drills for the exact sub-skills that move your band: paraphrasing, cohesion, word choice, listening question types, speaking fluency, and more. 2-5 minutes each.
Trend tracking & Mistake Bank
Watch every rubric criterion trend over time, not just the overall band, and see your recurring mistakes clustered in one place, with drills recommended straight from them.
Guides for every skill
The Guides tab breaks down exactly how each part of IELTS is structured and scored: what examiners are actually looking for, and the most common mistakes to avoid before you make them.
How to use it
Ten mocks are available. Go deep before you go wide.
Step 1 of 6
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Set your target bands
Tell us the band score you're aiming for in each skill: your feedback is tailored to closing that exact gap.
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Start with Mock 1: every skill
Work through Writing, Speaking, Listening and Reading for Mock 1 before you even look at Mock 2. Depth beats breadth this early.
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Read the feedback, not just the score
Every attempt comes with a band breakdown, concrete mistakes, and (for Writing/Speaking) a sample rewrite highlighting exactly what to change.
- 4
Re-attempt until it's consistent
One high score can be luck. Repeat a mock until you land your target band reliably; that's mastery, not chance.
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Then move on to the next mock
Once Mock 1 is solid across all four skills, move to Mock 2. Your notes and vocabulary carry forward automatically.
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Out of mocks? Generate more
Worked through all 10 built-in mocks? Generate a fresh one (a full 4-skill mock or just the one skill you need more of), saved straight to your account.
Master one mock. Then the next.
Rushing through all ten mocks once will teach you less than mastering the first one. Repeat each mock until your band score is consistent, not just lucky. Then move forward with real confidence.