telc B2 Modelltest — Free Practice Test

Get a feel for the real telc B2 exam with free practice tasks for every section — Leseverstehen (reading), Sprachbausteine (grammar & vocabulary), Hörverstehen (listening), Schreiben (writing) and Sprechen (speaking). Each task is in the authentic telc B2 format — including the parts that make B2 harder than B1: once-only audio, a formal letter with a choice of two tasks, and a prepared monologue in the speaking exam.

Pick a section below to start practising. Answer the questions and see instantly which are right and which are wrong. Create a free account to unlock the explanation behind every answer, AI feedback on your writing and speaking, and a full library of telc B2 practice tests.

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What's in the telc B2 exam?

telc B2 practice test — FAQ

Yes. You can try a real task in every section and see which answers are right or wrong for free. A free account then unlocks the explanation behind each answer, AI feedback on writing and speaking, and the full library of practice tests.

No. Viobean is not affiliated with telc gGmbH. These tasks are original content built in the exact telc B2 format so they match the real exam, without reproducing telc's copyrighted Modelltest.

No — this Modelltest runs online. You answer each task and see the correct answer straight away instead of looking it up at the back of a document, and a free account adds the explanation behind every answer, which a PDF cannot do. Official telc Übungstest PDFs are available from telc directly.

You need 60% overall, with the written and oral exams scored separately — you must reach the threshold in each part. If you pass only one, you can retake just the other.

The texts are longer and denser, the listening recordings usually play only once, the writing is a formal argumentative letter with a choice of two tasks, and the speaking exam includes a prepared presentation rather than a simple conversation.

Start with Leseverstehen and Sprachbausteine, where B2's density and register traps cost the most marks, then drill listening (single-play) and practise the formal letter and presentation with feedback before exam day.