Sitting a realistic mock is the fastest way to find out where you really are. AptisBot gives you two on Telegram — an adaptive mock and a full timed simulation of the real exam — with Speaking and Writing graded by AI. Included in the 7-day free trial.
Aptis is taken on a computer in a single supervised session of about two hours. A mock that copies that — same components, same timing, same task types — tells you far more than answering loose questions. On the bot you get an overall score, a breakdown by skill and an estimated CEFR level at the end.
| Mode | What it is | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Adaptive mock /simulacro | 15 mixed questions + 8 listening + Speaking and Writing tasks in the real format. Adjusts to your level. | A quick, honest read of where you stand. |
| Full timed mock /simulacro_completo | 100 questions with a per-block timer that reproduces the real ~2-hour exam. | Stamina and timing before the real day. |
At the end of either, you get an overall score, a per-skill breakdown and an estimated CEFR level — no pass/fail, just where you are.
The Aptis fee isn't really the expensive part — repeating the exam is. If you fail one skill you re-sit the whole test. A realistic mock catches the weak skill before you pay, especially in Speaking and Writing, where most people over- or under-estimate themselves.
Because the bot grades Speaking and Writing with the official 0-6 rubric, the mock score is calibrated to the real thing — not a self-assessment.
It runs inside Telegram. No card needed for the 7-day trial. You'll have a score and a CEFR estimate in one session.
Sit a realistic Aptis mock in a few minutes.
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All five parts with the real number of questions and the official timings, plus writing and speaking marked by AI. Included in your 7-day free trial: you sign in with your Google account, which is what saves your score for each part. No test repeats another one's questions.
Start with the first one for your variant: the next opens when you finish all five parts.
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