The scorecard has four sections. Each one tells you something different.
Overall band / score
This is the headline number. It's the average of your section scores, scaled to the official exam's range. Don't fixate on it — what matters is the next three sections.
Section breakdown
Shows your score per section. Look for the lowest one — that's your biggest opportunity for improvement.
Criterion-level feedback
For subjective sections (writing, speaking), this shows how you performed on each rubric criterion — task response, coherence, lexical resource, grammar. Each criterion has a specific gap to close.
Question-by-question
Every question, your answer, the correct answer, and the explanation. This is where the real learning happens. Spend 20 minutes per wrong answer.
What to do next
Pick the lowest section. Take 2 more focused section tests (not full mocks). Take another full mock 3 days later. Repeat.