For universities
IELTS practice tests in your own computer labs.
Many students need an IELTS band before they can study abroad. With Institify, your English department can run full IELTS-style mock tests on campus computers, and your teachers check every result.
The problem
The usual problems
Students want practice that feels like the real test. Staff have little time to run it.
- Practice tests are on paper or done at home, where nobody watches the clock.
- Marking Writing for a whole year group takes weeks.
- Each department runs tests its own way, so nobody sees the whole picture.
What you would use
The parts that matter to you
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Your own test papers
Your English teachers write the sets and reuse them across terms.
Read moreLocked lab computers
Turn a Windows or Mac computer lab into an exam room for the length of the test.
Read moreCampuses as branches
Run each campus or department as a branch, with its own staff access.
Read moreYour institution's name
Your logo and colours on the exam screens and score reports.
Read moreHow it runs
A practice test for a year group
- Step 1 · Before
Teachers build the test and set up the lab computers as exam seats.
- Step 2 · On the day
Students sign in at a seat and sit all four modules under real timing.
- Step 3 · After
The system suggests Writing and Speaking bands. Teachers check them.
- Step 4 · Results
Students get a score report. Staff see results by group and paper.
Give your students real exam practice.
Book a 30-minute online demo to see how a practice test runs in a computer lab, from setting up the seats to the score reports. To try it with your students, ask us about a free pilot.