Exams

Exam prep and the score predictor

Choose an exam in Settings → Change goal (for example TEF Canada, target NCLC 7, and your exam date). Then open Exam prep.

What you'll find

• The exam's format, rules and strategy for each section.
• Timed mock sections for reading and listening, scored on the exam's own scale and converted to its benchmark (for example NCLC). The questions are written in the exam's format; they are not real past papers.
• Writing tasks and speaking simulations in the exam's format.

The score predictor

For each skill you see:

• where you are now, from your recent mock sections, writing tasks and speaking simulations;
• where you're likely to be on your exam date, with a range: the range is wide with one result and narrows as you practise;
• on track / at risk / off track against your target;
• a plan back from your exam date: build the level, exam drills, full mocks, rest.

Take a mock section in each skill to get a full prediction. Your home page shows the verdict and the skill to focus on, and one of your daily quests is an exam-style task in that skill.

I took the exam

After your real exam, tap I took the exam and enter your official scores. We compare them with what we predicted, which makes everyone's predictions more accurate over time.

All scores in FluentSprout are practice estimates. Only the official exam gives official results, and FluentSprout is not affiliated with the exam publishers.

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