IELTS Listening and Reading each contain 40 questions. One mark is awarded for each correct answer, then the raw result is converted to a whole or half band. Official guidance notes that the exact number needed can vary slightly by test version.
How to use this tool well
- Use a complete timed section rather than a short quiz.
- Record both the raw score and the band estimate.
- Compare several attempts before changing your target.
- For Reading, never mix Academic and General Training tables.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official IELTS result?
No. It is an independent practice tool. Only an official test provider can issue an IELTS result.
Does the tool upload my work?
No. The calculation runs in the browser. Refreshing or closing the page resets the current input.
How should I use the result?
Record it with the date and conditions, then compare repeated attempts completed in the same way.
Turn the target into this week's work
Build a plan around your score goal, focus areas and available time.