157 real IELTS tests and 6 071 questions, graded the moment you finish. Each mistake is labelled with the reason it happened, then comes back on a schedule until you answer it right twice running.
78 Listening and 79 Reading tests, also browsable as 548 single parts.
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The tests are the real thing. What xatolab adds is everything that happens after you press check.
Pick Listening Part 2 and you get Part 2: the audio starts at 05:00, stops at 12:08, and the score is out of 7, not out of 40. The transcript opens once you have checked.
Every question gets a tick, or the right answer beside it. The row of numbers along the bottom turns green and red, so you can see the shape of the attempt before you read a word of it.
Not just wrong: a spelling slip, a singular where the key is plural, a NOT GIVEN you read as FALSE, a distractor you fell for. Ask for an explanation and it quotes the line in the passage or the transcript that settles it.
A question you got wrong returns after 2 days, then 5, then 11, then 21, and only leaves once you have answered it right twice running. Words you misspell collect into a drill of their own.
Your band trend against your target, and accuracy across all 15 task types ranked worst first. Summary completion at 61% tells you what to practise tomorrow better than a single overall score ever will.
Write against an exam prompt and get all four band descriptors, an overall band, and fixes that quote your own sentences back to you. Record a speaking answer and it is transcribed and marked on fluency, vocabulary and grammar.
The player, the audio window, the marking and the mistake cards all work at phone width, so a listening part on the bus counts the same as one at a desk.
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The full test library, the player, and everything that happens to a wrong answer.
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Start with TelegramEverything above, and the two skills a practice book cannot mark for you.
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Start with TelegramSigning in creates your account; payment is arranged on Telegram afterwards, and every account is approved by hand before the library opens. You can stop at the end of any paid period by saying so on the same Telegram chat you joined through.
The things worth knowing now rather than after the first week.
Speaking is judged from a transcript, and a transcript cannot carry an accent. You get fluency, vocabulary and grammar, and nothing dressed up as pronunciation.
They were published with fewer than 40 questions. They are labelled short, and left out of mocks and out of the recommendations, so a band is never read off a part paper.
The band you see is calculated from your own answers on these papers using the official raw-score tables. It is a reading of your practice, not a result.
The test files come from the public channel @REAL_IELTS_EXAMS_UZ and are shown as published. What xatolab adds is the player, the marking, the analysis and the plan.
You cannot read a band off 13 questions. Single parts feed your accuracy and your mistakes, and only a full paper moves the forecast.
Explanations, analysis, writing and speaking run on a paid model, so each account has a daily number of requests. Practising, grading and review are never capped.
Tell xatolab when it is and the plan ends on that day, with the mocks, the review days and the taper in the right places.
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