What's the actual day-to-day process once you start LeapScholar's IELTS course?

The starting point is the same for every user; only the ongoing structure changes based on which plan you are on.

Step 1: The Free Diagnostic

Every new user gets one free full mock test or a free Quick Speaking Practice session to establish a starting band range before any purchase decision.

Step 2: Ongoing Practice

• LIY users: work through mock tests, video lessons and quizzes at their own pace, with AI-scored feedback after each attempt.
• Live users: get the same material plus scheduled batch classes and doubt-solving sessions roughly every 1 to 2 days.

Step 3: Course Correction

If your practice scores trend below your target band, the app surfaces a free Band 8 Masterclass to help reset your strategy.

How the Feedback Loop Repeats

This cycle is designed to repeat rather than run once. Each new mock feeds back into your band range, so a student who takes several mocks over a month should see that range narrow toward their real level, not just pile up separate scores. Live students get this same loop, but a doubt-solving session sits between attempts to address a specific mistake pattern before it shows up again in the next mock.

Because the loop is cumulative, skipping the diagnostic and jumping straight into full mock tests tends to produce a noisier starting picture, since you lose the single clean baseline the rest of the tracking is built around, making later progress harder to measure against a genuine starting point.

My Advice

Treat the diagnostic score as a starting point, not a verdict. The real signal is whether your band range moves up across successive mocks, not what any single test says on its own.