Practise the Multilevel exam with real timing
Full mock tests for Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, scored on the 0–75 scale.
About 3 hours for a full mock · 4 skills · Free student account
Three steps to your level
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Step 1
Create a free account
Sign up as a student. Your attempts and scores are saved to your account.
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Step 2
Take a timed test
Sit a full mock or one skill at a time, in the real exam format with real time limits.
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Step 3
See your score and level
Listening and Reading are marked at once. Your teacher marks Writing and Speaking.
What each level means
The Multilevel exam reports B1, B2 or C1. Scores under 38 are shown as Below B1.
- A1
Understands and uses everyday phrases and simple introductions.
- A2
Handles simple, routine tasks such as shopping, directions and family.
- B1
Deals with most travel situations and describes experiences and plans.
38–50 - B2
Talks fluently with native speakers and argues a point in clear detail.
51–64 - C1
Uses English flexibly for study and work and writes well-structured texts.
65–75 - C2
Understands almost everything and expresses fine shades of meaning.
Practice that feels like exam day
- Listening in 6 parts and Reading in 5 parts, 35 questions each
- Writing Tasks 1.1, 1.2 and 2, scored on the five official criteria
- Speaking Parts 1–3, recorded in your browser with on-screen timers
- Strict timers, and recordings that play the way they do in the exam
- Highlighting and notes on Reading texts, as on the computer exam
A practice test, not the official exam
Scores here are estimates to help you prepare. Only the official Multilevel exam gives a certificate.
Questions students ask
How long does a full mock take?
About 3 hours across the four sections. Each section has its own timer, and you can take a break between sections.
Can I practise just one skill?
Yes. You can take a single section as a timed test, practise it untimed, or do short exercises for one part of the exam.
Who marks Writing and Speaking?
Your teacher marks them using the official Multilevel criteria. Listening and Reading are marked automatically when you finish.
What do I need for Speaking?
A working microphone. Your browser asks for permission before the Speaking section starts.
Is my score official?
No. It is an estimate on the same 0–75 scale, to show you where you stand before the real exam.