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Prepare with confidence
for high‑stakes exams.

Sit realistic IELTS, LNAT, TARA and TMUA papers. See the skills holding you back. Turn every weakness into focused practice.

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  • RealisticTimed exam conditions
  • SpecificSkill-level analysis
  • ActionableA clear next session
Latest diagnostic TMUA readiness report Updated today
Readiness 38/100

Developing foundation

Priority skill
Algebra and FunctionsPaper 1 · Algebra 15%accuracy
  • IntegrationPaper 1 · Applied 42%accuracy
  • Sequences and SeriesPaper 1 · Foundations 68%accuracy
Next best actionFocus on Algebra and Functions12 questions · 30 minutes · targeted difficulty See TMUA practice
Latest diagnostic IELTS readiness report Updated today
Readiness 61/100

Approaching target band

Priority skill
Task 2 essay structureWriting · Task 2 48%accuracy
  • Listening for detailListening · Part 3 57%accuracy
  • Matching headingsReading · Passage 2 72%accuracy
Next best actionFocus on Task 2 essay structure1 essay · 40 minutes · criterion-level feedback See IELTS practice
Latest diagnostic LNAT readiness report Updated today
Readiness 46/100

Building accuracy

Priority skill
Identifying assumptionsSection A · Reasoning 31%accuracy
  • Drawing inferencesSection A · Reasoning 49%accuracy
  • Essay planningSection B · Essay 63%accuracy
Next best actionFocus on Identifying assumptions12 questions · 30 minutes · targeted difficulty See LNAT practice
Latest diagnostic TARA readiness report Updated today
Readiness 53/100

Making steady progress

Priority skill
Evaluating argumentsCritical Thinking 37%accuracy
  • Numerical reasoningProblem Solving 54%accuracy
  • Working with diagramsProblem Solving 69%accuracy
Next best actionFocus on Evaluating arguments10 questions · 25 minutes · targeted difficulty See TARA practice

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One rigorous method, built around each exam's real structure.

A disciplined learning loop

From diagnosis to improvement.

Every activity has a purpose. Your performance decides what comes next.

  1. 1

    Take a realistic paper

    Complete the test under timed conditions. Use your score as a starting point to understand what you know and where you need more practice.

  2. 2

    See the skills behind the score

    Your result is mapped to show you how you performed across the concepts and reasoning skills tested in the exam.

  3. 3

    Practice focused weak areas

    Use Concept Practice or a focused, timed Sprint. Retest and watch your test-readiness change.

Practice that tells you what to do next.

Full papers establish the baseline. Skill-level practice helps you improve.

  • Concept Practice

    Work on questions tagged to the exact concepts and skills tested in your exam.

  • Focused Sprints

    Turn a weak concept into a short, timed session with an achievable target.

  • Practice tests and complete mocks

    Sit for a sectional test or reproduce the complete exam experience under realistic conditions.

  • Progress by skill

    See readiness, confidence and accuracy by exam, then follow the next best action.

Readiness you can interrogate

See what your score means, not just the percentage.

Your readiness estimate considers topic coverage, accuracy, recent practice and consistency. Confidence tells you how much evidence sits behind the estimate.

View your progress
Readiness factorsContribution
  • Skill coverage 30%
  • Recent accuracy 35%
  • Recency 20%
  • Consistency 15%

Readiness is an estimate of preparation — not a predicted exam grade.

Consistency, measured properly

Turn preparation into a dependable habit.

Your streak grows when you complete meaningful exam preparation — not when you simply open the platform.

What countsComplete a practice test, mock test, or 10 Concept Practice questions to earn a day's streak.
Study activity record2 day streak
Week of 27 July2 active days
  1. Mon 27 Complete
  2. Tue 28 Complete
  3. Wed 29 Today
  4. Thu 30
  5. Fri 31
  6. Sat 1
  7. Sun 2
Keep your streak todayComplete 10 Concept Practice questionsMeaningful practice, not app opens.

Frequently asked questions

Is ExamPrepIQ free to use?

Yes. You can browse every exam and start practising for free. Sign in with Google to save your attempts and track your progress over time.

How does the AI grading work?

Multiple-choice sections are marked against the answer key. Essays and spoken responses are assessed against the published marking criteria and returned with an indicative score plus criterion-level feedback. Indicative scores are a study aid, not an official result.

Which exams can I practice?

IELTS, LNAT, TARA and TMUA. Each platform follows the structure, sections and skills of that specific exam.

What is Concept Practice?

Concept Practice lets you work on questions tagged to a specific skill. It is designed to turn a weakness identified in your progress report into focused practice.

Are the papers timed like the real exam?

Yes. Practice tests and mocks follow the relevant exam’s timing and structure, so you can see where you stand under realistic conditions.

Begin with evidence

Your first diagnostic creates the plan.

Choose your exam. Complete a realistic paper. Leave with a clear priority.

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