Einstufungstest Deutsch A2·B1 · kostenlos · no sign-up
telc Deutsch A2·B1 Einstufungstest: which level are you today?
Answer 12 real Sprachbausteine questions from our telc A2·B1 Modelltests and find out whether you would certify at A2, sit on the borderline, or are on track for B1, with every mistake explained.
12 questions. Real model-test items. Instant verdict.
- ✓Sprachbausteine questions taken from our telc A2·B1 model tests
- ✓Spans A2 foundations to the B1 structures the exam decides on
- ✓Free, no sign-up · about 4 minutes
- ✓You get your level, plus every mistake explained
This quick check covers Lesen & Sprachbausteine. The full exam also tests Hören, Schreiben and Sprechen.
About this placement test
- What is a German A2/B1 Einstufungstest?
- An Einstufungstest is a placement test that estimates your current German level. This one uses 12 Sprachbausteine questions from real telc Deutsch A2·B1 Modelltests: five test A2 foundations, seven test the B1 structures the real exam decides on.
- Which level do I need for a visa or citizenship?
- For naturalisation in Germany, CEFR B1 is the standard language requirement, commonly proven with a certificate such as Zertifikat telc Deutsch B1. The telc Deutsch A2·B1 exam can produce exactly that certificate, with an A2 fallback if you fall short. Confirm the exact requirement with the authority handling your application.
- How accurate is a 12-question test?
- It is an indication, not a certificate. The real exam also tests Lesen, Hören, Schreiben and Sprechen. For the full picture, work through complete timed Modelltests: our course includes ten of them with worked solutions.
- How is the real telc Deutsch A2·B1 exam scored?
- Four scored subtests (Lesen, Hören, Schreiben, Sprechen) at 60 points each. The B1 certificate requires 168 of 240 points overall, at least 42 points in three subtests and at least 24 in every subtest. Full exam structure and preparation guide →