Full mock exams
Complete modules in one sitting, timed like exam day — and scored the way the exam scores them, out of 100 with 60 to pass.
A German exam certificate is not one result. The Goethe modules are sat, scored and certified separately, so the first decision is not which exam you are ready for but which modules you are ready for — and it is entirely normal to book Lesen and Hören now and leave Schreiben until you have written twenty texts.
The practical test is what happens under time pressure. If you finish a Lesen module with time to spare and your writing loses points for range rather than errors, you are ready to sit. If you are still guessing in the last five minutes, keep drilling Teile: a module can be repeated as often as you like, but each attempt costs a fee and a morning.
There are 120 full module tests here, each one a complete module in a single sitting under its real timing. If you are unsure whether you are close, sit one: the score gap shows you where you stand.
Yes. The four Goethe modules are independent — you can book one, any combination, or all four on the same day, and a module you fail can be repeated on its own as often as you like. Passing all four, in whatever order and over whatever period, earns one certificate showing all four results.
The certificates themselves do not. Individual authorities and employers often ask for a result no older than a year or two — for residence, recognition of a qualification or admission to a course — but that is their policy rather than the exam board's, so check with whoever is asking for it.
Yes. One Modellprüfung (full module test) per module is free to sit without signing up, as are the first two exercises in every Teil across the practice section. The rest of the mock tests are covered by a one-off timed access pass.
