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The Einbürgerungstest (naturalization test) is an important part of the German citizenship process. This test evaluates your knowledge of German history, politics, society, and the Basic Law.
Multiple-choice questions with 4 answer options. Only one answer is correct.
Questions about: Living in a democracy, History and responsibility, People and society, plus 10 state-specific questions.
The exam is conducted only in German.
Each question is weighted equally. You need to answer at least 17 out of 33 questions correctly (50%).
If you don't pass the exam, you can take it again. There are no strict limits on how many times you can try.
Yes, the exam fee is 25 euros. This is to be paid when registering for the exam.
The passed exam result is valid indefinitely for your citizenship application.
No, during the exam you cannot use any reference materials, including dictionaries, notes, or electronic devices.
Results are usually sent by mail within 4-6 weeks.
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