German Exam Masterclass

TestDaF Hoerverstehen has three tasks of increasing difficulty set in university contexts: a conversation, a interview or discussion, and a

Goethe C1 Hoeren uses academic lectures, dense interviews, and nuanced multi-speaker discussions over roughly 40 minutes. It demands near-native comprehension

Goethe B2 Hoeren tests complex discussions, interviews, and lecture-style excerpts over four parts in roughly 40 minutes. Questions require understanding

Goethe B1 Hoeren tests longer conversations, media excerpts, and public announcements across four parts in about 40 minutes. Success depends

Goethe A2 Hoeren tests everyday conversations and radio-style announcements over roughly 30 minutes across three or four parts, requiring you

Goethe A1 Hoeren tests basic listening comprehension through short dialogues, announcements, and phone messages. It lasts about 20 minutes with

TestDaF scoring assigns each of the four sections a band from TDN 3 to TDN 5, rather than a percentage.

telc Deutsch B1 scoring combines a written part and an oral part into one overall result. You need 60% overall

Goethe C1 scoring assesses Lesen, Hoeren, Schreiben, and Sprechen separately, each out of 100 points, with a 60-point pass threshold

Goethe B2 scoring grades Lesen, Hoeren, Schreiben, and Sprechen separately out of 100 points each. You must reach 60 points

Goethe B1 scoring is modular: Lesen, Hoeren, Schreiben, and Sprechen are each graded out of 100, and you need at

Goethe A2 (Fit in Deutsch 2) scores four modules at 25 points each for 100 total, and you need 60

Goethe A1 (Start Deutsch 1) scores four modules at 25 points each for 100 total, and you need 60 points

TestDaF Leseverstehen has three texts of increasing difficulty, from short informational to academic argumentative, using matching, true/false/not-stated, and multiple-choice tasks.

telc Deutsch B1 Lesen has three parts: matching headlines to ads, judging true/false statements about a text, and completing a