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IELTS on Computer Practice Tests
Need to prepare for your Computer-delivered IELTS? IDP is here for you.
You can take computer-delivered IELTS familiarisation tests for the Listening, Reading, and Writing sections. These practice tests will allow you to experience computer-delivered IELTS on your own computer, so you know what to expect on the test day.
These tests should be opened on a desktop or laptop computer and we recommend using Google Chrome.
IELTS Listening Practice Test
The familiarisation test includes 6 question types and 24 questions: Multiple choice, Matching, Plan/Map/Diagram labelling, Note completion, Short answer questions
Take the IELTS Listening Familiarisation Test here. | Download the answer keys here. |
IELTS Reading Practice Test
The familiarisation test includes 11 question types and 41 questions: Multiple choice, Identifying information, Note completion, Matching headings, Matching sentence endings, Summary completion, Sentence completion
Take the IELTS Academic Reading Familiarisation Test here. | Download the answer key here. |
Take the IELTS General Training Reading Familiarisation Test
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IELTS Writing Practice Test
The familiarisation test includes 2 tasks:
Task 1: You will be asked to write 150 words and spend 20 minutes on this task.
Task 2: You will be asked to write 250 words and spend about 40 minutes on this task.
Take the IELTS Academic Writing Familiarisation Test here. | Download the answer key here. |
Take the IELTS General Training Writing Familiarisation Test here. | Download the answer key here. |
Notes:
1. The answers on the familiarisation tests are not saved when you move between question types. On the actual test, answers will be saved.
2. The familiarisation tests are timed and are a very close representation of the actual computer-delivered IELTS test.
3. It is possible to use the search function (Ctrl F) in the familiarisation test, but not in the real test.
4. Ensure internet/wifi access is available in order to run the familiarisation tests