Your computer lab becomes an exam room
Students sit a full IELTS-format exam under real conditions and receive an estimated band with a skill-by-skill breakdown within 48 hours. Your own teachers run the day — we supply the platform, the question bank and the marking.
- 4
- skills, full format
- 48 h
- to results
- 15–20
- students per sitting
An estimated band is not an official IELTS score (TRF).
Your student sees an exam room for the first time on exam day
Schools spend time, effort and money on English preparation every year. Three things are still missing.
You teach it. You don't measure it.
There are quizzes, grades and mock papers. What's missing is one objective number that places a student against an international scale.
Mistakes are expensive.
One official sitting costs over a million tugrik. A student who walks in with no experience fails the first time and pays again. Families carry that cost.
You have no number for parents.
“Our students improved” and “68% of our 12th grade reached an estimated band of 6.0 or above” are two very different sentences.
Not a prep class. An exam day.
A registration desk, ID checks, phones collected, three sections with no break, and a clock that doesn't stop. What pulls a student's band down is usually not knowledge — it's the first time under pressure.
The clock does not stop. The only exception is a logged technical fault — time is returned minute for minute at the end of that section. A fault during Listening voids the sitting and the student resits free of charge.
Four steps. Your teachers run it.
- 1
Setup1 day
We run a technical check on the lab, train your teachers for 2 hours and open your school admin account. Two people from your side is enough.
- 2
Enrolment
You add students from the admin panel and schedule the class, date and time yourself. Logins are generated for every student.
- 3
Exam day
Every step is written down in a 19-page manual with scripts ready to read aloud and forms ready to print. We're online for support all day.
- 4
Results48 hours
Listening and Reading are marked automatically. Writing and Speaking get teacher review on top of the automatic score. Students receive a report and a certificate.
Everything arrives ready
- School admin panel
- Create classes, enrol students, schedule sittings and watch progress live.
- Original question bank
- All material written by Lever. Students won't find the answers online.
- Per-class diagnostics
- Which skill is weakest and which question types trip up the most students — broken down class by class.
- Progress charts
- From the second and third sitting onward, every student has a curve.
- Reports and certificates
- PDF, print-ready, carrying your school's name.
- Simulation Day manual
- 19 pages, scripts A–H to read aloud, printable forms.
- Teacher training
- A 2-hour online session, repeatable as often as you like.
- Exam-day support
- A direct support channel. Faults are logged and time is compensated.
Not a grade — a strategy
- Estimated band — overall and per skill
- Error breakdown — showing which question types they lost marks on
- Essay feedback — against the four marking criteria
- Speaking recording — to listen back to, with comments
- Certificate — with the date and estimated band
What your school needs to have
- 1 computer per student (Windows/Mac, Chrome)
- Headphones with a microphone — one per student
- Stable internet, ~2 Mbps per student
- 1 separate room for Speaking
- 2 people from the school: an exam manager and an invigilating teacher
Most existing school computer labs already meet this. If you're unsure, we run a free technical check and list exactly what's missing.
Per student, per sitting
- Listening + Reading + Writing + Speaking
- Full report + error breakdown
- Certificate
- Per-class diagnostics
- Full simulation × 3
- Progress report
- No repeated exam versions
- Start, middle and end of the school year
Three sittings bought one at a time come to ₮201,000. The bundle saves ₮51,000.
We run the first simulation for one class (up to 10 students) free of charge. Look at the results together with us, then decide.
Paid from the school budget or collected from parents — we support both.
What principals ask first
Is this an official IELTS exam?
No. Lever Simulation is an IELTS-format simulation exam. We issue an estimated band, which is not an official IELTS score or Test Report Form. We have no affiliation with British Council, IDP or Cambridge. The purpose is to prepare students for the real exam and measure their level objectively.
Can our own teachers run it?
Yes. Every step of exam day is written down, with scripts ready to read aloud. Teachers take a 2-hour training session. We're online alongside them for the first exam day.
Where does the exam material come from?
All of it is original Lever material. We don't copy from official Cambridge books — for copyright reasons, and so students don't meet questions they've already seen.
How many students can sit at once?
15–20 per sitting, depending on the number of computers. You can run 2–3 sittings in a day.
How reliable is the marking?
Writing and Speaking get teacher review on top of the automatic score. Randomly selected scripts are double-marked by hand. If the gap is larger than 1.0 band, the whole script is re-marked.
Where is student data stored?
On a secured server. Student recordings and scripts are never passed to third parties. The school can export or have its students' data deleted at any time.
How soon can we start?
The first exam day can be scheduled within 5 working days of the technical check.
30 minutes. A demo. Then you decide.
We come to your school and show you the platform directly. We'll tell you on the spot whether your computer lab qualifies. No commitment.
Lever Simulation is an IELTS-format preparation and practice service and is NOT an official IELTS exam. The “estimated band” it issues is not an official IELTS score or Test Report Form (TRF) and is not accepted by universities or immigration authorities. Lever Education System LLC has no affiliation or partnership with British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia, or Cambridge University Press & Assessment. IELTS is a registered trademark of those organisations.