Exam profiles
IELTS mocks give band scores 0–9 (Academic or General Training). CEFR mocks give A1–C2 per skill with overall level from the weakest skill. Same four modules; different result format. Register free and pick the exam your programme uses.
Two scoring models
The player does not change. The result format does. Pick the model your school, university, or visa process actually uses.
IELTS mocks are for people targeting an official IELTS date. You get a band per module and an overall band: average of four, rounded to the nearest half band (the same 0.25 / 0.75 rule as the real test). Question sets can be Academic or General Training.
CEFR mocks are for placement, progress, and schools that report A1–C2. Each skill gets a percent mapped to a level. Overall CEFR is not an average — it follows the weakest skill, which is how many programmes decide if a student is ready to move up.
A center can run both types in the same term. The question bank is tagged so an IELTS mock does not pull CEFR-only items and vice versa, unless an item is marked for both.
Mean of L, R, W, S, rounded to 0.5. Example: 6.25 becomes 6.5; 6.125 becomes 6.0.
Weakest of the four skills. A B2 in three modules and B1 in Speaking is overall B1.
IELTS Reading and Writing Task 1 differ. Listening and Speaking stay aligned with the computer-delivered format.
Timers, flags, and kiosk mode work on both exam types.
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.
Move the sliders — overall uses official 0.5 rounding, like the real test.
Use this page as a short guide: what a mock includes, how scoring works, who the platform is for, and how to start on mymockexam.uz.
mymockexam.uz is a mock exam platform where students take full computer-delivered practice tests and language centers run the complete lifecycle — scheduling, enrollment, timed delivery, marking, and published results. Each exam is created as either IELTS (band scoring 0–9) or CEFR (A1–C2 levels).
A full mock covers Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking with realistic timers. Listening and Reading are marked automatically. Writing and Speaking wait for an examiner at your center, then you see task-level comments and an overall result in the student dashboard.
Centers in Uzbekistan and across Central Asia use kiosk mode so lab computers stay inside the exam player. Students join with a free account (Google, email, or phone) or with a center invite link. Sign-in, the exam, and results all stay on mymockexam.uz — you are not sent to another site to finish the 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.
