Band 7+: What are you studying at the moment?

Your pronunciation is quite good. Working on consistency and tackling difficult sounds may enhance clarity.

The answer is direct and provides relevant details regarding the current field of study and future academic goals. To improve, avoid ending the response with phrases like 'That's it,' as this can make the conversation feel abrupt. Instead, you could elaborate slightly more on which specific science subjects you find most interesting to create a more fluid and natural conversational flow.

The answer is direct and easy to follow, but it lacks development. In IELTS Speaking Part 1, while you don't need to give a long speech, simply stating what you do and ending with 'That's it' can make the conversation feel abrupt and mechanical. To improve, try to expand on your answer by mentioning a specific subject you enjoy or why you want to study medicine. Avoid using 'That's it' as a closing phrase; instead, let your final sentence conclude the thought naturally.

The vocabulary used is appropriate and accurate for the context (e.g., 'secondary school student', 'science track', 'medical school'). However, it is quite basic. To reach a higher band, you could use more precise or sophisticated collocations, such as 'pursuing a science-based curriculum' or 'aspiring to enroll in a medical program.'

The grammar is mostly accurate. You correctly used the present continuous tense to describe current actions. There was a minor error in the raw transcript ('apply into'), which was corrected in the refined version to 'apply to.' To improve your score, try to incorporate more complex sentence structures, such as conditional sentences (e.g., 'If I manage to get into a university in the UK, I will...') or relative clauses.