Mock your IELTS/PTE the smooth way
Mock your IELTS/PTE the smooth way.
Experience full-length exam simulations, instant AI feedback, detailed analytics, and personalized improvement tips, all in one place.
No credit card. Reading & Listening unlimited, Writing daily, Speaking weekly.
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Simon Fraser UniversityHow it works
Three steps, same as the real thing
Step 01
Sit a full mock, exam-timed
Pick a module or the full test. Same timing, same structure, same pressure as test day — reading passages, listening audio, writing prompts, or a live speaking session.
Step 02
Talk it through with the AI examiner
For speaking, it's a real turn-based conversation — three parts, follow-up questions, natural pushback. Not a script you read into a mic.
Step 03
Get graded, and actually understand why
Full band score plus a mistake-taxonomy breakdown and coach narrative — the exact sentences and patterns costing you marks, not just a number.
Every module, exam-real
Experience the closest mock tests to the real IELTS exam, powered by advanced AI grading.
Speaking, with a real examiner flow
Parts 1–3, timed cue cards, and an AI examiner that actually interrupts, follows up, and pushes back — not a script reader.
Writing feedback down to the sentence
Every essay graded against the four IELTS criteria, with inline corrections mapped to a mistake taxonomy — not just a number.
Reading
3 passages, 40 questions, exam-timed reading mock tests.
Listening
4 recordings, real accents, one pass real-time listening.
Mistake taxonomy
a informations → article agreement
advices → uncountable noun
Waveform · Part 2
Coach narrative
“You’re losing 0.5 bands to run-on sentences in Task 2 — three flagged this attempt.”
Criteria breakdown
How grading works
Not a score. A reason for the score.
Every attempt runs through the same mistake taxonomy examiners use — then gets translated into a coach narrative that tells you what to fix before your next attempt, not just what you got wrong.
See how grading worksFrom stuck to successful
Join thousands of students who broke past their plateau using objective, instantaneous AI feedback.
Rohan Verma
Writing IMPROVEMENT“The sentence-level feedback was exactly what I needed to stop making the same grammar mistakes repeatedly.”
Bianca Ferreira
Speaking IMPROVEMENT“Practicing with the AI examiner removed my anxiety. By exam day, I felt completely relaxed and ready!”
Wei Liang Chen
Overall IMPROVEMENT“I took 4 full mocks in the 2 weeks before my exam. The predictive scoring was 100% accurate to my real result.”
4
modules: Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking
Full-length
mock tests on real exam-style sets
Mistake tags
show which question types cost you marks
CEFR
vocabulary playcards and single-question drills
Where it’s going
A band score is one step. The offer letter is the point.
Full-length mocks, AI grading, and a breakdown of the exact question types costing you marks. Know what to fix before test day, not after.
4
full modules: Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking
AI
graded bands with per-criteria feedback
Minutes
from submit to results and a coach summary
What test-takers say
Ananya Pillai
Retook after 3 SmoothMock attempts · Chennai, India
The mistake taxonomy is what did it. I kept losing marks on coherence and had no idea why — the coach narrative pointed to the exact sentences, every time.
Ananya Pillai, Retook after 3 SmoothMock attempts · Chennai, India
6.0 → 7.5
Overall band, across 3 attempts
Writing
Biggest gain
Priced for how long you actually need it
Most test-takers use SmoothMock for 4–8 weeks. Cancel anytime — no lock-in, no exam-day upsell.
Free
No card, no subscription
- ✓Reading & Listening — unlimited
- ✓Writing — 1 graded attempt a day
- ✓Speaking — 2 a week, solo or in a full mock
- ✓Full AI grading + band score, every time
Full Access
For a real test date
- ✓Reading & Listening — unlimited
- ✓Speaking — 30 sessions a month
- ✓Writing — 120 attempts a month
- ✓Full mistake taxonomy
- ✓Coach narrative after every attempt
- ✓Progress tracking across attempts
Intensive
4 weeks out, no gaps
- ✓Speaking — 120 sessions a month
- ✓Writing — 300 attempts a month
- ✓Everything in Full Access included
- ✓Weekly study plan + band-score projection
- ✓Monthly deep-dive report
- ✓Custom topic requests
- ✓Priority grading queue
Unlimited
No caps, fair-use protected
- ✓Reading, Listening, Speaking & Writing — unlimited
- ✓Everything in Intensive included
- ✓Fair use: for one person's personal exam prep
Free Tools
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From the Blog
IELTS strategy, unpacked
How to Prepare for IELTS Writing: A Step-by-Step Plan
A worked Task 2 plan and Task 1 overview, how the four criteria mark your essay, how to turn repeat errors into a checklist, and a routine for using SmoothMock's Writing practice without wasting attempts.
How to Prepare for IELTS Speaking: A Step-by-Step Plan
A worked Part 2 answer, a pattern for Part 3 follow-up questions, how to review your own transcript, and a weekly routine using SmoothMock's Speaking practice and the cue card generator.
How to Prepare for IELTS Reading: A Step-by-Step Plan
A practical routine for IELTS Reading: a worked example of finding answers fast, how True/False/Not Given and matching headings go wrong, the raw score you need for your band, and how to use SmoothMock to find your weak question types.
Questions, answered
How close is the AI examiner to a real speaking test?+
It runs the same three-part structure — introduction, cue card, discussion — as a live turn-based conversation, not a script you read into a mic. It follows up on your answers and pushes back the way a human examiner does.
What does the grading actually look at?+
Every attempt is scored against the real IELTS band descriptors for that module, then broken down through a mistake taxonomy — the same category of error, not just the same score, so you can see patterns across attempts.
How much of this is actually free?+
Reading and Listening are unlimited, always. Writing gets one full graded attempt a day. Speaking gets two a week, whether you take it standalone or inside a full mock. No card, no subscription, for any of it.
Can I cancel anytime?+
Yes — monthly, no lock-in. Most test-takers use SmoothMock for 4–8 weeks around their actual exam date.
Does it work on mobile, including the speaking test?+
Yes. The speaking flow works on phone with mic access — most test-takers practice speaking on mobile and switch to desktop for writing.