IELTS Speaking band score predictor
Predict your IELTS Speaking band score
Take a full practice test and get an estimated band for each criterion, with the specific reasons behind every score — so you know what's holding you back.
- Score per criterion
- Anchored to official descriptors
- Actionable, not just a number
In short
SpeakMetry predicts your IELTS Speaking band by having you complete a full practice test, then grading your answers against the four official criteria. You get an estimated overall band plus a breakdown for Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range & Accuracy, and Pronunciation. It's a practice estimate, not an official IELTS score.
Scored across all four official criteria
IELTS Speaking is marked on four equally-weighted criteria. Your prediction breaks the score down the same way.
Fluency & Coherence
How smoothly and logically you speak — pace, hesitation, and how well your ideas connect.
Lexical Resource
The range and precision of your vocabulary, including collocations and less common words used naturally.
Grammatical Range & Accuracy
The variety of structures you use and how accurately you use them.
Pronunciation
How clear and natural your speech is, including stress, rhythm and individual sounds.
What your prediction includes
- An estimated overall band score
- A separate band for each of the four criteria
- The specific reasons behind each score
- Concrete next steps to move up a band
- Examples drawn from your own answers
- A record you can compare against future attempts
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Frequently asked questions
How is my IELTS Speaking band predicted?
You complete a full practice test and your answers are graded against the official IELTS band descriptors for all four criteria. The predictor combines those into an estimated overall band and shows the reasoning behind each score.
Is the predicted score an official IELTS result?
No. It's an AI estimate for practice, aligned to the official descriptors. Only a real, in-person IELTS test produces an official band score — but a consistent practice estimate is very useful for tracking progress.
How accurate is the band score predictor?
It is consistent and directionally accurate: if a criterion scores low here, it is likely to score low in the real exam. Use it to find and fix weaknesses rather than as a guarantee of your exam-day band.
Can I track my band over time?
Yes. Each session is saved with its scores, so you can take practice tests over the weeks before your exam and watch each criterion improve.
Next step
Predict your IELTS Speaking band
Take a full practice test and get your estimated band score, criterion by criterion.
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