No account needed to read the lessons, samples and cue cards. Create one when you want a daily plan, saved scores and the weekly mock exam.
You decide how much time you have. Abroadway decides what to study in it, and checks your progress with a real-format exam every week.
Create a free account and choose the band your university or visa needs. Your feedback and predicted score are measured against it.
Target band
Anything from 15 minutes to 4 hours, on the days you can study. Abroadway mixes lessons from all eight modules and spreads them evenly across your weeks.
Daily goal
1 hour
Short interactive lessons, quizzes and the flashcards due for review. Fall behind and the plan rebalances the lessons that are left.
On the weekday you chose, a full timed IELTS is open until midnight. You get a band for every skill and the question types to work on next.
8 modules and about 47 hours of interactive lessons, studied side by side so no skill is left until the last week.
FoundationsListeningReadingWriting Task 1Writing Task 2SpeakingGrammarVocabulary
15 lessons7h 45m of study
All four parts, every question type, distractors, maps, accents and the spelling traps that cost easy marks.
15 lessons7h 40m of study
Skimming, scanning, True/False/Not Given, matching headings and every other question type — at exam speed.
28 lessons14h 45m of study
Two modules: one for Task 1 charts, tables, processes and maps, one for every Task 2 essay type. Planning, paragraphing, cohesion and band 7+ language.
Task 1
12 lessons
Graphs, charts, tables, processes, maps
Task 2
16 lessons
Opinion, discussion, problem–solution and more
13 lessons6h 40m of study
Parts 1–3, the cue card, fluency techniques and pronunciation coaching for Bangla speakers.
5 lessons, 1h 50m
Start here: the test format, how bands work, and paraphrasing.
10 lessons, 4h 30m
Articles, tenses, conditionals and complex sentences.
10 lessons, 4h 10m
environment পরিবেশsustainable টেকসই
Pick a weekday once. On that day each week a complete test is waiting, and you can start it whenever suits you. Then it's the real format: four sections, each with real timings.
12 complete tests in the bank
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
21 What is the main reason the students chose this topic?
about 30 min
Four recordings, 40 questions. Neural voices with British, Australian, North American, Irish and New Zealand accents.
60 min
Three academic passages and 40 questions, across the question types you meet on test day.
60 min
Task 1 on a chart, table, process or map, then a Task 2 essay. Both are assessed on the four official criteria.
11–14 min
An examiner voice takes you through all three parts, including a cue card with one minute to prepare.
Choose a weekday once. The test opens at 00:00 and closes at midnight in your time zone.
Every section runs on its own countdown, so you practise pacing as well as English.
Answers save as you go and survive a dropped connection. A health indicator shows when all is synced.
Band scores for all four skills when you finish, and a list of the question types that cost you marks.
Set your real daily time and see. The course is 47h 20m of lessons, and your plan interleaves all eight modules across the days you choose. If you fall behind, it rebalances what's left.
Daily study time
1h
You'd finish all 96 lessons in
About 2 months. 5h 30m of lessons a week, roughly 11 lessons.
Your week
You can change your daily time and days later in Settings.
Every mock is scored automatically when you finish, using the same rules as the real test, so you always know where the number came from.
Your raw score out of 40 is converted to a band with official-style tables. 30 correct answers is band 7.0 in Listening; band 7.5 needs 32 in Listening and 33 in Reading.
Each task is assessed against the four official criteria. Task 2 counts twice as much as Task 1.
Your recorded answers to all three parts are assessed against the four speaking criteria.
Writing and Speaking bands are automatic estimates. An administrator can review any attempt and override the score.
Add the four section bands and divide by four. An average ending in .25 rounds up to the next half band, and .75 rounds up to the next whole band. Anything below those points rounds down.
Try it
Listening
6.5
Reading
6.5
Writing
5.5
Speaking
6.5
(6.5 + 6.5 + 5.5 + 6.5) ÷ 4 = 6.25
Overall band
Competent user
6.5
Your dashboard turns lessons, flashcards and mock exams into a few honest numbers, then points at what to fix. Streaks, XP and badges help the daily habit stick.
Figures shown are an example learner.
One number from 0 to 1000 that rewards steady, well-paced work, not just test results. Climb from Bronze to Diamond.
Platinum
Hitting your daily goal
Keeping up with the plan
Quiz accuracy and recall
Mock results vs. your target
Performance is the weakest area here. Your dashboard says so, and suggests the fix: take every weekly mock exam and study the review after each one.
Every mock and practice task updates your estimate. The range narrows as the evidence grows.
6.5
likely between 6.0 and 7.0
Your answers are grouped by question type, so you see exactly which kinds of questions lose you marks.
Study on your planned days to grow a streak. A streak freeze covers a day you miss, so one bad day doesn't undo weeks of work.
12
day
streak
Spaced repetition with the FSRS algorithm brings each word back just before you would forget it.
sustainable
adjective
টেকসই
able to continue for a long time
Earn XP for lessons, reviews and mocks: +50 just for hitting your daily goal. Badges mark the milestones.
Short answers about the free course, the weekly mock exam and how scoring works.
Ready to start? Create your free account
Yes, completely. All 96 lessons, the 12 mock tests, the model answers and the band feedback are free, with no trial period, no paid tier and no card details. Abroadway exists so that talented students can prepare for IELTS without paying for private tutoring.
No account is needed to read the lessons, the Writing samples or the Speaking cue cards, or to use the band score calculator. A free account adds your personal daily study plan, progress tracking, flashcards and the timed weekly mock exam with saved results.
No. Abroadway is an independent preparation platform and is not affiliated with IELTS, the British Council, IDP or Cambridge. The mock exams follow the IELTS Academic format and timings so practice feels like the real thing, but you book your actual test with an official test centre.
IELTS Academic, the version universities ask for. Every lesson, the Reading passages and Writing Task 1 are built for the Academic test.
The 96 lessons add up to about 47 hours. At the default of one hour a day, with your mock exam day kept free, that is about 9 weeks. You can choose anything from 15 minutes to 4 hours a day.
Automatically, against the four official criteria for each skill: Task Achievement or Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy for Writing; Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, and Pronunciation for Speaking. The bands are estimates to guide your practice, not official scores.
A working microphone and a quiet room. An examiner voice asks the questions, including a Part 2 cue card with one minute to prepare, and speech recognition in your browser captures your answers. Chrome or Edge works best.
Every answer is saved on your device the moment you type it and synced to the server as you go. If the connection drops, your answers are kept and you carry on when it returns.
Yes. Vocabulary comes with Bangla meanings, and difficult explanations include Bangla notes, so tricky points make sense the first time.
Your plan rebalances, spreading the lessons you missed over the days ahead. If you have a streak freeze, it covers the missed day so your streak survives.
The course opens with “Welcome to IELTS: the test at a glance”. Read it now without signing up, or create your free account to get a daily plan built around your target band.