How OET Ultimacy works

Seven short chapters covering every part of the platform. Each chapter shows one section of the site and links straight to it, so you can read the tour or start practising at any point.

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Chapter 1 of 7

Listening Part A recalls

A living bank of the exact words candidates heard in recent Listening Part A exams, updated after every test date. Browse the list, hear each word spoken, then practise typing it. Quiz yourself and climb the leaderboard.

Open Listening Part A practice

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Listening mocks

Full computer based Listening exams that mirror the real interface. The audio plays once and cannot be paused, exactly like exam day. Part A notes first, then Parts B and C, each on its own section clock, scored out of 42 the moment you finish.

Open the listening mocks

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Reading mocks

Timed Reading exams in the official side by side layout, with the text on one side and the questions on the other. Sit a full exam, or just Part A, B or C when you only have a few minutes. Scored out of 42, and your best score on each is kept.

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OET Writing

Real case notes for Medicine, Nursing and Pharmacy, filtered by letter type and opened in a timed exam room on the real 45 minute clock. Your letters are saved, so you can reread them and watch your writing improve.

Open writing practice

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OET exam recalls

Candidates report what appeared in their exam: Listening words, Reading topics, Writing case notes and Speaking cards, organised by test date and newest first. One complete recall is free to read, with no account needed.

Open the exam recalls

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Finding your way around

Everything lives in four menus: Practice Sections, Courses, Services and More. The gold OET Course button is always one tap away. On your phone the menu button opens the full site drawer, with the practice sections listed first and the computer based mocks clearly marked.

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Special services

Beyond self practice: the full OET Course, a personal Study Planner, one on one Speaking Mocks, and Writing Correction by certified teachers. The planner builds your day by day schedule around your own exam date and your weak subtests.


Common questions about using the site

How do I start practising?

Open the Practice Sections menu at the top of any page and pick a section. Most candidates start with Listening Part A recalls, then move to the full listening and reading mocks.

Which parts work on a phone?

Listening Part A recalls and the exam recalls library are made for phones. The listening mocks, reading mocks and writing practice are computer based simulators, so they are best sat on a computer just like the real exam.

Can I try before subscribing?

The first Jahshan listening and reading mocks are free to sit, one complete exam recall is free to read with no account, and the study planner builds a free blueprint preview.

How are the mocks scored?

Listening and reading mocks are scored automatically out of 42, and your highest score on each exam is saved so you can watch your progress across attempts.