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IELTS Mock Writing Test: Timed Practice Like Exam Day

Timed conditions build stamina and time management. After you finish, your AI tutor grades your work and explains what broke under pressure — so your next 14 days target the real bottleneck, not untimed polishing.

Timed practice

Build the pacing you need for Task 1 and Task 2.

Computer-based feel

Practice in a layout closer to test-day conditions.

Full tutor report

Bands, fixes, and next steps after the timer ends.

Weekly routine

Mock → review → rewrite → next mock.

Why mock tests beat untimed polishing

Many candidates write beautiful untimed essays and then panic under the clock. Mock mode forces planning, typing speed, and prioritization, then your tutor report shows what still broke under pressure.

Recommended timing

Plan about 20 minutes for Task 1 and 40 minutes for Task 2 inside the 60-minute Writing test. Protect Task 2 time — it counts double toward your Writing band.

  • Hard-stop Task 1 near 20:00 even if unfinished
  • Spend ~5 minutes planning Task 2 before writing
  • Leave 3–5 minutes to check grammar and coverage

Recommended weekly cycle

  • One full timed mock
  • Same-day report review
  • Rewrite one weak paragraph
  • Short criterion drill mid-week
  • Next mock to measure progress

How it works

1

Start a mock exam

Choose Academic or General Training.

2

Write under time

Complete Task 1 and Task 2 without pausing the clock.

3

Study the tutor report

Convert feedback into a 14-day focus plan.

Frequently asked questions

You have 60 minutes total — typically about 20 for Task 1 and 40 for Task 2.

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