Your exam. Your plan.
Practise for the exams that matter in Germany.
Abitur, TMS, TestDaF, Goethe-Zertifikat: pick the exam you are preparing for, then study with timed mock tests, flashcards and a full explanation for every question.
- 9exams for Germany
- 4pathways
- 3,491practice questions
- Freeno locked explanations
Which exam are you preparing for?
Your pathways in Germany are School and university entry, Vocational training, German as a foreign language and International exams. You only see the exams that exist for each one, so you never scroll past tests that are not yours.
School and university entry
Practice for the Abitur and for the TMS, the admission test used by medical faculties.
Start with School and university entryVocational training
Aptitude test practice for apprenticeship applications.
Start with Vocational trainingGerman as a foreign language
TestDaF and Goethe-Zertifikat practice for international students and learners.
Start with German as a foreign languageInternational exams
The IB Diploma for international schools, and IELTS or TOEFL to show your English.
Start with International exams
Study official decks or build your own. Spaced repetition brings each card back just before you would forget it.
The clock runs on our server, answers save as you go, and every question is explained when you submit.
Homework from
your teacher.
Enter your teacher's join code to see what is due, and join live games with a PIN.
Up and running
in three steps.
- 1
Pick your exam
Choose from the official decks and mock tests for your exam, or build your own study set.
- 2
Flip and practise
Review flashcards with spaced repetition, or sit a timed mock test and read the explanation for every question.
- 3
Fix what is weak
See your result by topic, then go straight back to the areas that cost you marks.
Questions, answered.
Yes. The Abitur has practice questions in mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, German, history, and politics and economics, with timed tests and flashcards. Each question has an explanation. Your state may set its own exam topics, so check them with your school.