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German
3 to 12 quick questions. Each one depends on the last: the test stops on its own once it finds where you get stuck — and points you to the right course.
Adaptive test
Where do you think you start?
Each question depends on the last: the test goes up when you get it right, down when you miss, and stops when it finds your level. Between 3 and 12 questions.
How the German level test works
The test is adaptive: it starts at A1 and moves up while you get answers right. When you get stuck, it stops — so it takes 3 to 12 questions and 2 to 5 minutes.
Levels follow the Common European Framework of Reference (A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1), the scale used by schools and official exams. The test measures grammar and vocabulary; it isn't a certificate, it's a map of where to start.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the German level test really free?
- Yes. It's free, with no sign-up and no email. You see your result right away.
- How long does it take?
- 2 to 5 minutes: 3 to 12 questions, depending on how far you get.
- Is the result a certificate?
- No. It's an estimate of grammar and vocabulary to help you pick the right course. For a certificate, take an official exam.
- What happens after the test?
- Your result points to the DQPM course at your level, with short, free lessons. You can start straight away.