You know your course. Can you defend it in front of a jury?
On exam day, the clock runs and the first follow-up question can throw you off. Practice out loud with an AI examiner that questions you for 5 or 10 minutes on your own course, follows up on what you actually said, and scores you out of 100 on five criteria.
In front of your notes or a text chatbot, everything feels under control. But on exam day, there is no pause button and no rough draft: the clock ticks down, the jury hears your whole answer before probing the slightest gap, and every hesitation or silence costs you valuable points.
Auditio recreates those real exam conditions before the big day: you defend your course out loud, the examiner reacts to what you said, and you get a clear score out of 100. It works in 10 languages for any oral: thesis defenses, admission interviews, final oral exams, language speaking tests, competitive exams and presentations.
How a mock oral works
From your course to a scored oral in three steps.
- Import your course PDF, photos or notes. Auditio reads your material and builds the exam around it, page references included.
- Face the AI examiner A live voice session of 5 or 10 minutes. The examiner asks about your course and follows up on your answers.
- Get your score and replay A detailed debrief: a score out of 100 on five criteria, filler words and pacing tracked, key moments timestamped, and the full replay of your oral.
One simulator, every oral
The examiner adapts its questions to your exam format.
Thesis and dissertation defenses
Defend your research in front of an examiner that probes your method, your sources and your conclusions.
University admission interviews
Oxbridge-style interviews and medical school questions, built from your own preparation notes.
Final oral exams and viva voce
Timed practice on your prepared questions, with jury follow-ups, tough pushback and a scored debrief.
Language speaking tests
IELTS or TOEFL style speaking practice, with feedback on structure, clarity and pacing.
Competitive and civil service orals
Present your background in the standard time format and handle the jury's questions.
Class presentations
From a 5 minute pitch to a full seminar talk, with concrete feedback on delivery.
More than a chatbot
ChatGPT can quiz you in writing. A simulator makes you speak out loud, under time pressure, on your own course, and scores you the way an examiner would.
See the full Auditio vs ChatGPT comparison
Frequently asked questions
How realistic is the AI oral exam simulator?
The session runs in real time and out loud: the examiner asks a question, listens, and follows up on your actual answer, within a fixed 5 or 10 minute format. It does not replace a mock oral with your teacher, it multiplies the attempts you get before the real one.
Does it ask questions about my own course?
Yes. The questions come from the documents you import, with page references, not from a generic question bank. If your course covers photosynthesis, that is what the examiner asks about.
Which exams can I practice for?
Any oral: thesis and dissertation defenses, viva voce examinations, university admission interviews, IELTS and TOEFL speaking, competitive exams and presentations, in 10 languages.
How much does it cost?
Your account starts with 1 full exam simulation on us, no card required. For regular practice, Auditio Pro costs 12.99 EUR per month and includes about 360 minutes of oral practice.
Will it help with oral exam stress?
Repetition is the most reliable remedy. Each session recreates the pressure of a real jury, so by exam day the format, the clock and the follow-up questions feel familiar, and you already know which habits to fix.
How is the score calculated?
Auditio scores you out of 100 on five criteria: interaction, subject mastery, argumentation, fluency and clarity. Each point in the report is tied to what you actually said, so you know what to work on next.