Score → diagnostic → prescription, designed for NMT, IELTS, and TOEFL preparation.
A week-by-week study plan with timed exam-format practice and rubric-based feedback.
This is a practice simulator, not an official exam. Results vary by student, and the educational purpose is placement and skills assessment.
Prompt: Describe a change in your study routine and explain why it helped.
"I studied more and it was better. I also did some things and it improved."
"When I changed my routine, I planned my week on Sundays and practiced in timed sessions. This reduced procrastination and helped me keep a clear goal for each day."
Example only. Results vary by student. Use the row tags to see what to practice next, then open the feedback expander for a targeted action.
| Skill | Accuracy | Score delta | Skill tags | Feedback |
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Reading
Detail matching
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On track
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+2 Example only |
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Writing
Cohesion & structure
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Needs focus
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0 Example only |
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Speaking
Fluency under time
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Needs focus
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+1 Example only |
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Diagnostic testing is an educational/placement/skills assessment. Any projected score band is Example only. Results vary by student.
Example only. Diagnostic results vary by student. A diagnostic assessment helps place you by skills, not by a guarantee of a future score.
You may describe figures, but the overview needs a direct summary of the main trends so the examiner can quickly judge your coherence.
When planning is rushed, sentences cluster around multiple points. The result is a paragraph that sounds busy, but it is hard to follow.
You may have good ideas, but if you jump between points, the listener cannot predict what comes next.
Diagnostic testing is a placement and skills assessment. Example excerpts show typical patterns and learning opportunities, not guaranteed outcomes. Results vary by student.
Example only. Results vary by student. This is an educational/placement/skills assessment, not a guarantee of outcomes. Timed practice should be used as preparation, not as an official score.
“The graph shows the increasing of energy use, and people are more.”
“The graph shows a steady rise in energy use, as more people switch to cleaner sources.”
Use the form to share your goals and current level. You’ll receive a placement/skills-assessment plan and next steps based on your results. Example only. Results vary by student.
We use your answers to prepare a clear exam-format study plan and timed mock review.