Why a generic prompt gets you a generic answer

The four exams this course covers, in one line each

• STEP (Standardised Test of English Proficiency): multiple-choice only, no speaking or writing section, used widely by Saudi universities and scholarship programmes.
• IELTS: all four skills — listening, reading, writing, speaking — scored on bands, with an examiner for speaking and a marker for writing.
• TOEFL iBT: all four skills, but its reading-listening-write and reading-listen-speak integrated tasks are a format IELTS and STEP do not have.
• The Oxford Placement Test: not a proficiency exam with a pass mark, but a level test — grammar and vocabulary items that place you on the CEFR scale (A1 to C2) for placement into a course or programme.

This course does not teach you English. It teaches you how to point AI at whichever of these four you are actually sitting, so that every hour you spend with it produces practice calibrated to that exam rather than generic encouragement.