Full mock test · one sitting

Full OET mock test: all four sub-tests in one sitting

A full mock is a dress rehearsal for exam day. You sit Listening, Reading and Writing back to back in the official order, under the computer-based test rules, then do Speaking. At the end you see all four results together, each as an estimated range against the score line of the regulator you choose: NMC, AHPRA, GMC, NMBI, ECFMG and others.

• ListeningAbout 40 minutes. Each recording plays once, with reading time before it, and you can't go back to an earlier extract.
• ReadingPart A locks at 15 minutes, then you get 45 minutes for Parts B and C.
• Writing5 minutes to read the case notes with typing locked, then 40 minutes to write. Copy and paste are off.
• SpeakingTwo role-plays with an AI patient: 3 minutes to prepare each card, then 5 minutes to talk out loud.

Plan on about three hours. The clock only runs inside each sub-test, so you choose when to take a break. We pick tests you haven't seen yet, so the result counts toward your readiness estimate. Use headphones, a microphone and a computer if you can: the real test is on a computer.

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