IELTS Score Protection
Your Test-Day Financial Shield

We cover 50% of your IELTS retake fee when you narrowly miss your selected IELTS target.

1247+ people already joined

One Bad Test Day Shouldn’t Drain Your Wallet

🎯 If you miss your target by 0.5 bands

We will cover 50% of your IELTS retake fee

Protection Fee & Coverage Amount Calculator

₹1,800

₹9,000

+5 hours of Free Coaching

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How it Works

Select your IELTS Target & Buy Protection

Select your target band and buy score protection at just 10% of your IELTS test fee.

Take IELTS Worry-Free on your scheduled date

Focus on your best performance while being protected with Frexam.

Miss your selected target score by 0.5 band?

We will cover 50% of your IELTS retake fees and provide 5 hours of 1:1 coaching by experts.

Why Students Choose Frexam

We're not insurance. We're not test prep. We're the missing piece.

Precise Coverage

Triggers for exactly 0.5 bands below the target - the most common "close miss" scenario

Instant Coverage

Simple verification process and coverage up to 50% of your IELTS retake fees. No questions asked.

Peace of Mind

Focus on preparation, and perform with confidence.
Know you're protected against a near miss.

Smart Investment

Frexam protection fee is just 10% of the test fee, and the protection covers 50% of the retake test fee.

Eligibility & Terms

Coverage Conditions

What doesn't trigger a payout

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions? Here’s everything you need to know about how our score-protection works, who’s eligible, and what to expect.

Is joining the waitlist a commitment to buy?

Not at all. You're just getting updates about the launch. No obligation to purchase.

No. Minimum 14 days before your test date.

Congratulations! Your premium helped another student who wasn't as fortunate.

Yes, but each attempt needs separate coverage.

Covered! Any shortfall of 0.5 triggers a payout.

If you have any more questions, email us at hello@frexam.com

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