Full mock
CELPIP mock test
All four sections, in the exam’s order, on the exam’s clocks, in one sitting of about three hours. Reading and Listening mark themselves; Writing and Speaking are scored the way every report on this site is scored.
What a sitting looks like
| Order | Section | Clock | Marked by |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Listening · 6 parts, 38 questions | one window per part | answer key |
| 2 | Reading · 4 parts, 38 questions | 11 + 9 + 10 + 13 min | answer key |
| 3 | Writing · 2 tasks | 27 + 26 min | AI, with a report |
| 4 | Speaking · 8 tasks | 30 or 60 s prep, 60 or 90 s each | AI, with a report |
LS Mock is the same sitting with the two written sections taken out: Listening, then Speaking, about an hour. It is the version citizenship applicants sit — General vs General LS sets out the difference.
Rules the mock keeps
- A recording plays once. No playbar, no rewind, no second listen.
- A Reading part cannot be reopened once you leave it.
- Speaking gives one take. The microphone does not pause and does not restart.
- You can stop between sections and pick the mock up on this browser. Not mid-section: a clock you stopped is not an exam.
- No overall score is printed at the end. Four section results are, and the report says why there is no fifth number.
What this costs
Reading and Listening are free here and always were, mock or not: three Reading forms and three Listening forms, no card and no sign-up. Writing and Speaking need a plan, because somebody — here, something — has to read what you produced. A mock counts once against the mocks in your plan and never against your single tasks; pricing writes both numbers out. One Writing task is scored free right now with no account at all.