For TOPIK II, TCF and TEF writing
Hand in your essay. Get it back marked.
Pick a task, write against the clock, and Gradiqo returns what a strict teacher would: a score for each criterion, your estimated level, corrections line by line, an improved version and the next drill to do.
One free grading a day on short tasks. No card needed.
From blank page to marked copy in three steps
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Pick the exam and the task
TOPIK II questions 53 and 54, TCF tasks 1 to 3, TEF sections A and B. Each comes with original prompts in the style of the real test.
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Write under exam conditions
A timer, a live word or character count and the expected length, so you practise the real constraint, not just the language.
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Read the marked copy
Every score quotes the sentence it is based on. Errors are underlined in place, with the fix and the reason, and you get a cleaner version of your own text.
What comes back with every grading
- A score per criterion
- Task completion, coherence, vocabulary and grammar for French exams; content, structure and language use for TOPIK.
- An estimated level
- CEFR for TCF IRN, NCLC for TCF and TEF Canada, an indicative TOPIK level for Korean.
- Corrections in the margin
- Each error underlined where it happens, with the corrected form and a short explanation.
- Your text, one level up
- The same ideas, rewritten with the errors fixed, so you can see what the next band looks like.
- The next drill
- Your weakest criterion becomes the next thing to practise, with a task to retry.
Exams you can practise today
Each exam is a set of rubrics, tasks and prompts. More are on the way: DELE and CILS next.
TOPIK II
한국어Korean. Question 53 (describe data, 200–300 characters) and question 54 (opinion essay, 600–700 characters).
TCF IRN
FrançaisFrench for residence and naturalisation in France. Three tasks, from a short message to an argued text.
TCF Canada
FrançaisFrench for Canadian immigration. The same three tasks, with an estimated NCLC level.
TEF Canada
FrançaisFrench for Canadian immigration. Section A continues a news story, section B argues a point of view.
Pay per grading, not per month
Early access: paid packs open soon. Today every account gets one free grading a day on short tasks, and nothing is charged.
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1 grading a day on short tasks (TOPIK 53, TCF tasks 1–2, TEF section A), every model answer.
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Unlimited gradings for 30 days, for the final stretch before the exam.
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Honest about what this is
A practice estimate
Scores help you train. Only the exam centre gives an official result.
Original prompts
Every prompt and model answer is written by us in the style of each task. We link to official sample papers instead of copying them.
Your essays stay yours
Kept 12 months, deleted on request, never used to train AI models. Hosted in the EU.
Practice estimate, not an official score.
Questions
+Who marks my essay?
An AI grader working from a written rubric for each task. It must quote your own sentence for every score it gives, and each result records the model and rubric version used.
+Is this the official score?
No. It is a practice estimate to help you improve. Gradiqo is not affiliated with any exam operator.
+Do I need to pay?
Not today. Paid packs are not open yet; every account gets one free grading a day on short tasks.
+Can I read the feedback in my language?
Yes. The app and the comments come in eight languages; corrections stay in the language of the exam.
+Can I delete my essays?
Yes. Deleting your account from the settings removes every essay and result immediately.