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300 + 10 = 310 questions

The Einbürgerungstest at a glance

33 questions
30 general questions and 3 questions on your federal state
60 minutes
In practice that is comfortably enough
17 correct answers
Not 17 per cent — 17 questions out of 33
25 euros
Fee for sitting the test

33 questions, 60 minutes, a pass from 17 correct answers — exactly like the real test.

Why 310 questions and not 460?

The official full question catalogue contains 460 questions. You only study 310 of them, though: the 300 general questions and the 10 questions for your federal state. The 150 questions of the other 15 federal states do not come up in your test.

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All the topics of the Einbürgerungstest, in 4 chapters and 20 sections.

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Common questions about the Einbürgerungstest

Why 310 questions and not 460?
The official full question catalogue contains 460 questions. You only study 310 of them, though: the 300 general questions and the 10 questions for your federal state. The 150 questions of the other 15 federal states do not come up in your test.
How many questions does the Einbürgerungstest have?
The test consists of 33 questions: 30 general questions and 3 questions on your federal state.
How long does the Einbürgerungstest take?
You have 60 minutes for the 33 questions. In practice that is comfortably enough.
How many questions do you have to get right?
You have passed from 17 correct answers — 17 questions out of 33, not 17 per cent.
What does the Einbürgerungstest cost?
A fee of 25 euros is charged for sitting the test.
Why do I have to choose my federal state?
Three of the 33 questions come from your federal state. Each federal state has 10 questions of its own for this — together with the 300 general ones, those are the 310 you study.