Free IELTS Reading.
Where you actually lose marks.

Yes. Reading practice and analysis are unlimited on the free plan — every passage, every question type, every breakdown. Pro adds AI evaluations for Writing and Speaking, but Reading and Listening are free for everyone.

Yes. This public IELTS Reading practice page is accessible without logging in. Starting a saved practice session may ask you to create a free account so Zoju can keep your answers and progress.

No. Visiting this public SEO page does not run paid AI analysis or evaluation APIs. The page explains the Reading practice and diagnostic review experience; paid AI evaluations are only used for Writing and Speaking after signup.

A mark sheet tells you which questions you got wrong. Zoju's analysis tells you which question type is costing you the most marks, where in the passage the evidence lived, and which patterns are repeating across sessions.

Most candidates default to True or False because Not Given feels risky — and Not Given is exactly what trips most band-7 candidates. Zoju's question-type breakdown shows your accuracy on T/F/NG specifically, and on each wrong answer points to whether the passage supported, contradicted, or simply didn't address the statement. The pattern that keeps costing you marks gets named, not guessed at.

Each band is a practice estimate, not an official result. The raw-score-to-band conversion uses the standard IELTS table. The real value isn't the number — it's the question-type and pattern breakdown that shows what's costing you marks.

Right now we focus on Academic Reading passages — three long passages of increasing difficulty, the same shape as the real exam. General Training-specific question banks are on the roadmap.

Strict mode runs the real exam clock with no aids — closest to test day. Breath mode pauses the clock so you can stop on a question, read the evidence paragraph, and learn why the right answer is right. Use Breath when you're learning a question type, Strict when you're benchmarking.

Printed practice books give you passages and an answer key. They don't tell you which question types you keep missing or where in the passage the evidence is. Zoju adds the diagnostic layer the books leave to a tutor.

ChatGPT can rewrite or explain a single answer. It isn't built to track your recurring mistakes across sessions, break your score down by IELTS question type, or show you which patterns are stuck. That's the work Zoju is for.