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Can you actually try LeapScholar's IELTS mock tests before paying anything?

23 Sept 2026 · Answered by Edayachandiran Velmurugan · 2 min read
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Yes. New users get one free full mock test and one free Quick Speaking Practice session before any payment. Beyond that, full library access needs the paid LIY plan, priced Rs.99 to Rs.199, or the Live plan at around Rs.8,500.

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You are not required to pay before seeing whether the platform's testing format actually suits you.

What's Free

  • One full mock test.
  • One Quick Speaking Practice session.

What Requires Payment

Beyond that single free attempt at each, unlocking the rest of the mock-test library needs either the LIY plan, Rs.99 to Rs.199, or the Live plan at around Rs.8,500.

Why Only One Free Attempt

Limiting the free tier to a single mock and a single speaking session is a deliberate diagnostic choice rather than a restriction for its own sake. One attempt is enough to establish a starting band range; giving away the full library for free would remove the incentive to upgrade while adding little extra diagnostic value beyond that first checkpoint.

Some students choose to save their one free attempt until they have already reviewed the exam format in detail, so the diagnostic reflects genuine preparedness rather than unfamiliarity with the question types themselves. Others prefer to take it immediately, treating it purely as a cold baseline. Either approach works, but knowing which one you are doing helps you interpret that first band range correctly rather than reading too much into a single early number.

My Advice

Use the free mock and free speaking session deliberately as a benchmark before deciding which paid tier to buy, rather than treating them as throwaway attempts. Reading and Listening tend to be the more stable sections to trust for this kind of early self-assessment before you commit to a paid plan.

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