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Lesen, Hören, Schreiben and Sprechen in the real format, Teil by Teil. Felix, our AI examiner, marks what you write and say on the exam’s own criteria within minutes.
The first two exercises of every Teil are free, with no account — go straight to the Goethe B1 / B2 practice.
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Emma
Passed · Goethe-Zertifikat B2
“Habe mein Sprechen meistens um 3 Uhr nachts im Wohnheim geübt und versucht, meinen Mitbewohner nicht zu wecken. Das instant Feedback ist krass gut. Die echte Prüfung fühlte sich genau wie die Mock-Tes”
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The free level test needs no account and uses the task formats of the real exam. If you are at B1, it says B1. Then come free exercises in every Teil, whole Modellprüfungen on the real clock, and a plan built around your exam date.
A whole module against the clock, or one Teil at a time.
Sit a whole module under exam timing, then see every answer marked the moment you finish.
Take a mock examTrain one Teil at a time — Lesen and Hören checked the moment you answer, Schreiben and Sprechen marked by Felix.
Practise Goethe B1 / B2Two exercises in every Teil are free, no account needed — try the format before you decide anything.
The free exercisesA score on its own teaches nothing. What gets you past 60 points is knowing what went wrong in your own answer, while it is still fresh. Felix marks Schreiben and Sprechen on the exam’s criteria; he does not mark Aussprache, which a transcript cannot show. His result is an estimate, not an exam result.
Every item comes back with the reasoning behind it — and for each wrong option, why it is wrong and which trap it was built on.
Send a Forumsbeitrag and it comes back marked on the four criteria of the exam — Erfüllung, Kohärenz, Wortschatz, Strukturen.
Give your Vortrag out loud and it comes back marked on what you actually said — the transcript builds as you talk. No microphone to hand? Type it instead.
No surprises on the day
The four modules in order with their timings, paper or digital, what to bring and what stays outside.
The same level, two different exam days: what differs between the Goethe-Zertifikat B2 and telc Deutsch B2 — before you book either.
The recommended order for the months before: one honest mock, then your weakest module Teil by Teil, with Schreiben and Sprechen marked as you go.
— The plan
Your target is 8 exercises of every task type at an average of 70% — the Solid tier. It is a preparation standard, not a prediction: nobody can honestly tell you a number of exercises that earns a certificate.
Below is a worked example: a Goethe B2 plan just past halfway, five weeks before the exam. Set your own exam, tier and date, and the site draws yours — recalculated with every exercise you finish.
Readiness
58%
On track
Coverage and marks across all four modules, weighted equally. This week’s share is done — anything more is buffer.
This week
10of 10
About 2 a day for the 35 days left. With an exam date set, the total becomes a weekly share like this one.
Built for where you are, and how long you have left before the exam.
What it looks like: a tour of the appThe first two exercises of every Teil and 8 full Modellprüfungen stay free for everyone, no card needed.
No. We write every exercise and every mock exam ourselves, to the published format of the Goethe-Zertifikat B1 / B2 — the same Teile, the same number of items, the same timing. The official Modellsatz is published by the Goethe-Institut itself; we are not affiliated with it or endorsed by it.
60 of 100 — in each module separately, with no compensation between modules. In Lesen and Hören that means 18 of 30 correct answers, and a wrong answer costs nothing. The grade (Prädikat) follows the points: sehr gut from 90, gut from 80, befriedigend from 70, ausreichend from 60.
Yes. You can take the four modules on their own or in any combination, and resit a module you did not pass as often as you like — the modules you passed stay passed. Your exam centre sets the dates, fees and conditions for single modules.
On the exam’s four criteria (Erfüllung, Kohärenz, Wortschatz and Strukturen), each graded from A to E. An E in Erfüllung scores the whole task 0, however good the German — and a text under half the required length gets that E. Felix, our AI examiner, marks your texts on these criteria and quotes your own words in every note; his marking is a practice estimate, not an official result.
No. You can answer out loud while the browser writes down your German, or type your answer instead — the exercise and the marking work the same either way.
Both test German at B2, but they are built differently. The Goethe-Zertifikat B2 is four modules you pass and resit one at a time; telc Deutsch B2 adds a grammar and vocabulary section (Sprachbausteine) and scores one written and one oral part, each of which you must pass with at least 60%. This site prepares you for the Goethe-Zertifikat B2; preparation for telc Deutsch B2 is in the works.
Without an account or a card: the first two exercises in every Teil (in Schreiben, of each task type) and one Modellprüfung (a full mock exam) per module. A free account with a confirmed email also gets one preview of Felix’s marking in Schreiben and one in Sprechen.
No. You pay once, VAT included; when the time is up, access simply ends and there is nothing to cancel. What the passes cost is on the pricing page.
As in the exam, and the pattern depends on the exam: in Goethe B2, Teil 1 and Teil 3 play once and Teil 2 and Teil 4 twice; in Goethe B1, Teil 1 and Teil 4 play twice and Teil 2 and Teil 3 once. No pausing and no rewinding. The playback controls appear only after the last play in an exercise, and only in the review after a mock exam.
