For test centres
Mock tests that feel like the real exam day.
Students sit the test on locked computers. Your invigilators see the whole room on one screen. Results go out only after your examiners have checked them. Walk-in students can book and pay for a seat online.
The problem
Where a mock test day goes wrong
Most of the work happens around the test, not in it.
- Papers are typed out again for every sitting, and the question numbers go wrong.
- A student opens another window or checks a phone, and nobody can prove it later.
- Marking Writing and Speaking takes days, and parents keep calling to ask for results.
- Walk-in bookings go in a notebook, and staff chase payments by phone.
What you would use
The parts that matter to you
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Locked exam computers
Other apps, copy and paste and shortcut keys are blocked while the test runs.
Read moreOne screen for the room
See how far each student has got, give extra time and note anything unusual.
Read moreFaster Writing and Speaking bands
The system suggests a band and says why. Your examiner agrees or changes it.
Read moreOnline seat booking
Walk-in students book a seat, pay online and get an e-ticket.
Read moreHow it runs
A mock test day
- Step 1 · The week before
Build the paper from sets you already have and open the sitting for bookings.
- Step 2 · On arrival
Check students in at the desk. Each one signs in at a seat with their ID and date of birth.
- Step 3 · During the test
Invigilators watch the room from one screen. Listening and Reading are marked as soon as students finish.
- Step 4 · Afterwards
Examiners check the Writing and Speaking bands. Then you send out results and score reports.
Try it at your centre, free.
Book a free pilot. We bring Institify to your centre on a Saturday or Sunday and run a real mock test with 10 to 20 of your students. Our team is there the whole time.