Get your referral letter marked
Writing is the sub-test that decides most OET resits. Paste your letter — nurse or doctor — and get a band on each of the six official criteria, plus the one fix worth making first. Your first letter is free.
Paste your letter
- Every letter you write, marked on all six criteria
- A band per criterion and a Grade B verdict, computed from the official rule — Purpose 2+, everything else 5+
- Every comment quotes your own words, so you can find it
- Language errors named and corrected, not just flagged
- Nursing and medicine both — one pass, marked against the reader your letter is actually for
- The OET practice questions stay free, always
An estimate against the six published criteria — not an OET result, and not written by a registered OET assessor. Only OET can grade your test. Practice, not an answer key.
📋 Before you plan a resit: check whether the scores you already hold meet the NMC rule — it takes ten seconds and it is free. Writing is C+, not B, and most people are told otherwise.
Sitting OET soon? Free practice across Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking, no sign-up — nursing or medicine. Each page states its own question count and how many were cross-checked.