IELTS Score Calculator

An IELTS Score Calculator is one such fantastic online tool that foretells what you will score on the IELTS test. It is a cheat sheet for your English skill, which is broken down into four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. You plug in what you think you’d get and it tells you your final score, so you know where you’re at and what you need to work on.

• Guess your score before you receive the actual one.
• Identify sections of the test on which you must study more.
• Establish goals similar to those of colleges or schools you wish to enter.
• See how the test works so you know what to expect.
• Feel more chill about the test because you have an idea of what you'll get.

There are a bunch of these calculators out there, each doing its own thing. Some are like, super focused on Listening and Reading, turning your right answers into a band score. Others try to guess Writing and Speaking scores based on how you did on practice tests.

• Listening Score Calculator - It translates the number you got correct out of 40 to a band score.
• Reading Score Calculator - It's exactly like the Listening one but does a little tweak for the different forms of the test.
• Writing Score Estimator - It estimates a band depending on how well you write.
• Speaking Score Predictor - It attempts to predict based on how well you spoke in practice.
• Overall Band Calculator - It summation all of your section marks into one total score.

It’s pretty simple. You tell it how many you got right or what band you think you’ll get, and it uses the IELTS math to give you an overall score. It averages everything and then makes it a half-band if needed. It’s like a guessing game with math!

• Converts your raw scores to band scores quite well.
• Supports both the school-y (Academic) and work-y (General Training) tests.
• Shows you how you did on each part.
• Gives you answers right away so you don’t have to wait.
• Looks nice on your phone so you can use it anywhere.

1. Enter the number you answered correctly in Listening (out of 40).
2. Write in your Reading score (out of 40, and mark if it's Academic or not).
3. Make a guess about your Writing band score based on what you were given back.
4. Put in what you think your Speaking band score is from practice.
5. Hit "Calculate" to see your total band score and how you did in each part.

1. You get a pretty good idea of what bands you're going to have.
2. You can decide where to spend extra time studying.
3. It makes you less stressed because you kinda know what to expect.
4. You can compare your guess to what you actually need for college or moving.