What's the actual size of LeapScholar's IELTS mock test library?
The web library lists 17 Reading, 19 Listening and 33 Writing mock tests plus three speaking formats. The in-app library runs larger: 75-plus combined mock tests on the Lifetime plan and 50-plus on the 3-Month plan, spread across all four IELTS sections.
The count differs depending on whether you are counting the web version or the app, so check which one you are actually comparing.
Web Library
- 17 Reading tests
- 19 Listening tests
- 33 Writing tests
- 3 speaking formats
In-App Library
The app bundles a larger combined library: 75-plus mock tests across all sections on the Lifetime plan, and 50-plus on the 3-Month plan.
Why the Web and App Numbers Differ
The gap between the web library's listed count and the larger in-app figure usually comes down to how each platform gets updated. Mobile-first usage tends to get new mock tests added first, with the web version catching up later. If a specific count matters to your decision, checking the number inside the app itself, right before you buy, is more reliable than the marketing page.
It is also worth checking whether the count you are comparing includes retakeable tests or only unique ones, since some libraries count a test you can attempt twice as two separate entries in their marketing figure. If raw volume of fresh material is what actually matters for your plan, ask this specifically before assuming a higher advertised number means more genuinely new content, since duplicated attempts inflate the headline count without adding real variety.
My Advice
If volume of practice matters most to you, confirm you are looking at the in-app numbers before comparing LeapScholar to a competitor's advertised test count. Reading a few of the actual test instructions in the app before buying also confirms the format suits your target module, Academic or General Training.
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