Process
A language center creates the exam and invites you. You sit four timed modules in the player. Examiners mark Writing and Speaking, then scores, comments, and certificates appear in your dashboard.
The mock lifecycle
Centers configure the exam. Students sit it in the player. Results appear only when the center publishes — including Writing and Speaking comments.
Step one is always the center: exam type (IELTS or CEFR), timers, who is allowed in, and whether the session runs in a kiosk lab. Students do not create the mock themselves unless the school has opened a public practice exam.
Step two is the sitting. You sign in, enter fullscreen, and move through Listening, Reading, Writing, then Speaking. Answers save continuously. The timer, not a teacher walking the aisle, closes each module.
Step three is publication. Auto-scores for L and R are already in the system. An examiner adds W and S. The center publishes the pack: overall band or CEFR level, comments, and a certificate if they issue one.
The language center. Students join with an account or the invite they were sent.
Four timed modules in order, or a single module if that is what was assigned.
After publish. You will not see Writing/Speaking comments before that.
mymockexam.uz for sign-in, player, and results — no third-site redirect.
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.
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.
Open your invite link to join the mock — no need to hunt for another site.
