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For university and professional registration. Reading is three long texts. Writing Task 1 asks you to describe a chart, table, diagram, or process.
IELTS & CEFR Mock Exams · Uzbekistan
Free IELTS mock exams and CEFR mock exams online — timed Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking with band scores or A1–C2 levels. Practise for the IELTS exam or CEFR exam on mymockexam.uz.
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Online IELTS & CEFR mock exams for students and language centers in Uzbekistan and worldwide.
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Timed player, Writing & Speaking review, center dashboards, and kiosk mode for computer labs.
All four IELTS and CEFR modules with realistic timers. Listening, Reading and Writing run back to back; Speaking is 11–14 minutes.
Choose band scoring 0–9 or CEFR A1–C2 level scoring for your mock exam.
From center setup to published band scores — three steps to your first mock.
Free mocks, band scores, CEFR levels, center registration, and exam timing explained.
Mock exams, Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking, Academic & GT, band scores, and preparation guides.
Mock exams for Tashkent, Samarkand, Fergana Valley, Kazakhstan, and language centers nationwide.
When to take IELTS, how to choose a school, study plans, test-day checklists, and band improvement strategies.
mymockexam.uz is a computer-delivered mock exam platform for students and language centers. Take timed Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking in one sitting — then see IELTS bands or CEFR levels when results are published.
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Every full mock covers Listening (about 30 minutes, 40 questions), Reading (60 minutes, 40 questions), Writing Task 1 and 2 (60 minutes) and Speaking (11–14 minutes). Listening, Reading and Writing run back to back, as on computer-delivered test day. Speaking is a separate interview.
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IELTS exams use band scores 0–9 (including half bands). CEFR exams map percent scores to A1–C2 per skill; overall CEFR follows the weakest skill. Writing and Speaking are marked with the matching rubric, not a generic score.
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Centers schedule mocks, invite students by link or roster, filter the 1,240+ question bank by exam type and level, run kiosk mode in computer labs, then publish results and certificates from one dashboard.
Centers pick the scoring model when they create an exam. Students still take Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking in the same player — only the result format changes: IELTS bands 0–9 or CEFR A1–C2 levels.
Both tests use the same Listening and Speaking. Reading and Writing change with the test you need. There is no pass mark — each skill is a band from 0 to 9.
For university and professional registration. Reading is three long texts. Writing Task 1 asks you to describe a chart, table, diagram, or process.
For work, migration, and study below degree level. Reading uses everyday and workplace texts. Writing Task 1 is a letter.
30 min · 4 parts · 40 questions
Each recording is played once. Every correct answer is one mark, then converted to a half band.
60 min · 40 questions
Academic uses longer study texts. General Training uses notices, workplace documents, and one longer general text.
60 min · 2 tasks
Task 1 is at least 150 words. Task 2 is an essay of at least 250 words and counts twice as much as Task 1.
11–14 min · 3 parts
A short interview, a long turn, then a discussion. Both tests use the same four criteria.
On test day, Listening, Reading and Writing run back to back. Speaking is a separate 11–14 minute interview. A full mock on mymockexam.uz still covers all four skills. This platform is practice — not the official IELTS test.
From the center creating the exam to the student seeing a published band or CEFR level — here is the full path.
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How it works · 1
Your language center creates the mock: IELTS or CEFR scoring, Academic or General Training where needed, module timers, and who can sit the exam.
Move the sliders — overall uses official 0.5 rounding, like the real test.
Students take the mock. Centers run it. Both stay on mymockexam.uz from sign-in to certificate.
Create a free account, join mocks your center assigns, and sit Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking under exam timers. When your center publishes results, band scores or CEFR levels and tutor comments appear in your dashboard — including certificates when they are ready.
Register your school, pick IELTS or CEFR for each mock, set module timers, and invite students by roster or link. Track who is enrolled, mark Writing and Speaking, then publish results and export reports from one dashboard.
Preparation guides, study plans, and module strategies — for students and centers on mymockexam.uz.

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