TOEFLMock is a small independent platform building authentic, format-aligned TOEFL iBT 2026 practice for the 1.5 million students who sit this exam every year. 80 free practice tests, instant Reading and Listening scoring, and rubric-based expert evaluation for Speaking and Writing. No signup walls. No app required.
Paid TOEFL prep starts around $149 and runs well past $500. For most international applicants — the ones already paying for the $220 exam fee, visa applications, and university deposits — that's a real barrier.
We started in 2025 as TOEFLPrep after the ETS announced the January 2026 redesign, because every existing practice platform was still using the old 0–120 scoring and pre-2026 task types. In April 2026 we rebranded to TOEFLMock as we rebuilt the platform for the new format — same team, same domain, a far larger test bank, and a cleaner interface. We built 16 full-length mock exams and 64 section tests in the new format, and kept them free.
The rule we work by: if it helps a student score higher on test day, it ships. If it only helps us capture leads, it doesn't.
Everything free. No signup. No credit card.
Every section, every new task type, every new scoring band. Built from the official ETS January 2026 specification, not retrofitted from older content.
All 16 Reading and 16 Listening tests use the new two-module routing: a fixed Module 1, then either a harder or easier Module 2 chosen from your Module 1 performance. Easier-path attempts cap at band 4.0, just like the live exam. Routing logic, item counts, and section timing match the published 2026 spec.
Build-a-Sentence, Write-an-Email, Academic Discussion for Writing. Listen-and-Repeat, Listen-and-Choose-a-Response, video Interview for Speaking. Every task type added in the 2026 redesign is implemented across 16 Writing tests and 16 Speaking tests, with timing and recording behaviour matching the live test.
Every score is reported on the new 1.0–6.0 band scale (in 0.5 increments), aligned to CEFR levels A1 through C2, and converted from the legacy 0–120 scale where useful. Section bands plus an overall band, calculated using the official 2026 weighting.
Every Speaking and Writing response is scored against the official ETS rubric for the 2026 redesign — the same descriptors used for the live exam. You receive a band score, the rationale anchored to specific rubric criteria, and three concrete improvements you can apply on the next attempt. Typical turnaround: 15–25 minutes after submission.
Specification first. Every test is written against the published ETS January 2026 specification: section length, item counts, task types, timing, and routing thresholds.
Two-pass review. Each item is reviewed once during authoring and once during QA before publication. Item-level errors found post-publication are corrected, the affected attempts are flagged, and a changelog note is added.
Independent and unaffiliated. TOEFLMock is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or licensed by ETS. TOEFL® and TOEFL iBT® are registered trademarks of ETS, used here for descriptive reference only.
Updates and corrections. When ETS publishes clarifications to the 2026 format, we update the affected tests and note the change. If you find an error in a question or scoring decision, the contact page goes straight to the operator.
No. TOEFLMock is independent. TOEFL® and TOEFL iBT® are registered trademarks of ETS (Educational Testing Service), used here only to describe what we prepare students for. Any score you get on TOEFLMock is a practice estimate, not an official ETS score.
Five practice tests in every section are free forever, with no signup. The platform is sustained by non-intrusive advertising and an optional subscription for students who want unlimited practice. The first test in each section is always free, so you can score before you commit anything.
For Reading and Listening, scoring is fully deterministic: counted from the answer key with the published 2026 routing-cap rules applied. For Writing and Speaking, every response is scored against the official ETS rubric. Reported bands are calibrated against published ETS sample responses for each task type. We aim to be within ±0.5 band of an actual official score.
TOEFLMock is operated by a small independent team. The platform was founded by Harshath G.M. in 2025 and rebuilt for the January 2026 redesign. We don't claim institutional credentials — we publish content, methodology, and rubric details openly so you can judge the practice for yourself.
Email admin@toeflmocktests.com with the test ID and question number. We treat key-disputes seriously: every confirmed error is corrected, affected attempts are reflagged, and a note is added to the changelog. Same channel for any feature requests, bug reports, or partnership enquiries.
Reading & Listening: Scored deterministically from the answer key, with the published 2026 routing-cap rules applied. Every question is reviewed twice before publication — once during authoring, once during QA.
Speaking & Writing: Evaluated against the 1.0–6.0 band descriptors published by ETS for the 2026 redesign. Feedback includes a band score, the rationale anchored to specific rubric criteria, and three concrete improvements.
Turnaround: Typically under 30 minutes after submission. Slower during exam peak weeks (August, November, January) but rarely past a couple of hours.
What you get: A score against the official rubric and the kind of feedback you can act on — what specifically held the band back, what to fix on the next attempt.
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