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All certifications: German

Compare supported german exams by level, format, recognition, and the best way to prepare. If you are unsure, start with the selector.

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ExamLevelDurationBest forPass mark
telc A1A1About 70 minutesLearners proving basic everyday GermanUsually 60% overall
telc A2A2About 90 minutesLearners moving from basic to independent GermanUsually 60% overall
telc B1B1About 170 minutes plus oral examIntegration learners and adults who need a practical B1 certificateUsually 60% in written and oral modules
telc B2B2About 180 minutes plus oral examProfessionals and learners who need independent workplace GermanUsually 60% per module
telc C1C1About 210 minutes plus oral examAdvanced candidates preparing for study or professional settingsUsually 60% per module
Goethe A1A1About 65 minutesLearners who need a widely recognized entry-level German certificateUsually 60 points out of 100
Goethe A2A2About 90 minutesLearners consolidating everyday German before B1Usually 60 points out of 100
Goethe B1B1About 165 minutes plus speakingLearners who want a modular, internationally known B1 certificateUsually 60 points per module
Goethe B2B2About 190 minutes plus speakingCandidates who need advanced independent GermanUsually 60 points per module
Goethe C1C1About 210 minutes plus speakingLearners preparing for university or high-level professional communicationUsually 60 points per module
Goethe C2C2About 270 minutes plus speakingCandidates proving near-native masteryUsually 60 points per module
DTZA2/B1About 100 minutes plus speakingIntegration-course learners in GermanyResult is commonly reported as A2 or B1
ZD B1B1About 170 minutes plus speakingLearners comparing older B1 certificate references with current examsUsually 60% overall or module-specific depending on provider
TestDaFAbout 3 hours plus speaking moduleUniversity applicants who need academic German certificationUniversities often require TDN 4 in all sections
ÖSD B1B1About 180 minutes plus speakingLearners in Austria or learners whose authority requests ÖSDUsually 60% per module

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German integration path

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Learner: Integration-course learner in Berlin

Exam goal: telc Deutsch B1 or DTZ

The learner knows a B1 certificate matters, but is unsure whether to focus on telc B1, DTZ, or Goethe B1. Writing letters and Sprachbausteine are the biggest risks.

I do not need more unfocused exercises. I need to know whether my B1 letter would pass.

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