Mock exams for TELC B1 and Goethe-Zertifikat B1.
Used by thousands of TELC B1 and Goethe-Zertifikat B1 candidates.
The exam is rarely lost on the German. It's lost on the format: questions scanned too slowly, points missed in the writing brief, time gone before the last task. The cure is simple: sit the real shape of the exam, before exam day. That's what mocks are for.
How it works
Sit a full mock
Pick TELC B1 or Goethe-Zertifikat B1. Every mock is a complete test in the official format, on the official clock. Reading, listening, language elements, writing.
See where you stand
You get your score the moment you finish. Every section, broken down, with the pass line clearly marked.
Practise the weak spots
Use the extra writing exercises between full attempts. Come back, sit another mock, watch your score climb until exam day holds no surprises.
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TELC B1 · Modelltest
Sit a TELC B1 Modelltest. Examiner-grade scoring in minutes, not weeks.
Each Modelltest covers Leseverstehen, Sprachbausteine, Hörverstehen, and Schriftlicher Ausdruck. You finish, the AI scores every section against the official rubric, the writing included. One Modelltest is free.
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Goethe-Zertifikat B1
Sit a Goethe-Zertifikat B1 mock. Examiner-grade scoring in minutes, not weeks.
Each mock covers Lesen, Hören, and Schreiben. The three writing tasks are scored individually against the official rubric, with module scores on the spot. One mock is free.
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“How realistic are the mock exams?”
Same format as the official test. Same timing, same difficulty. Every section uses the real task types and patterns, so when you sit the real exam, nothing on the page is new to you.
“What’s inside a mock?”
Every section of the written exam, in order, on the real clock. TELC B1 and Goethe-Zertifikat B1 each have their own format, and our mocks match it precisely: same task types, same question patterns, same answer-choice traps you’ll face on exam day.
“How is the writing scored?”
AI corrections are modelled on official examiner criteria: the same scoring categories, the same error classifications, the same pass/fail logic real examiners use. Delivered in seconds instead of weeks.
“What’s the difference between TELC and Goethe?”
Both certify German at B1 level. TELC B1 is the most common choice for residency and citizenship in Germany. Goethe-Zertifikat B1 is internationally recognised and accepted across German-speaking countries.
“How much does it cost?”
One payment, three months of access. TELC B1 €49.99, Goethe-Zertifikat B1 €39.99. No subscription.
“What if I fail and need to retake?”
Your access lasts 3 months. Retake every mock as many times as you like, practise with the extra writing exercises in between, and come back as often as you need.
“I struggle to finish on time. Will this help?”
Yes. Every mock runs on the real exam’s clock, section by section. You practise under genuine time pressure, so the timer on exam day isn’t a surprise.
“Do you offer speaking practice?”
We focus on the written exam: reading, listening, language elements, and writing. For speaking preparation, we recommend working with a language teacher or speaking partner.
“Can I practise just the writing section?”
Yes. Each subscription includes extra standalone writing exercises (20 for TELC B1, 12 for Goethe B1) you can practise between full mocks, with the same AI correction.
Exam day, without surprises.
Sit a free full mock. Examiner-grade scoring in minutes tells you exactly where you stand, and where to focus next.
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