Our German B2 TELC computerised mock tests are built to mirror the real exam environment in structure, timing, task types, and on-screen navigation, so there are no surprises on test day. More than just practice, these mocks help students understand how the exam actually feels, how to manage time confidently, and how to stay focused under pressure. Each test highlights strengths while clearly identifying areas that need improvement, giving students a practical roadmap to refine their skills. With repeated exposure to realistic exam conditions, students build familiarity, confidence, and control, turning preparation into performance and helping them walk into the TELC B2 exam calm, prepared, and ready to succeed.

TELC B2 German Exam Pattern – Overview

• The TELC B2 German exam assesses a candidate’s ability to use German independently in professional, academic, and everyday situations.

• The exam is divided into four main modules: Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking.

• Reading Module

  • Includes comprehension of authentic texts such as articles, emails, notices, and short reports.

  • Tests both global and a detailed understanding of written German.

  • Contains a Language Elements section that focuses on grammar and vocabulary in context and is an essential part of the reading score.

• Listening Module

  • Assesses the ability to understand conversations, interviews, and announcements spoken at natural speed.

  • Tests listening for main ideas, specific information, and implied meaning.

• Writing Module

  • Requires candidates to write a structured text, usually an opinion, complaint, or formal response.

  • Focuses on coherence, clarity of ideas, grammatical accuracy, and appropriate register.

• Speaking Module

  • Conducted as a paired or group examination.

  • Tests interaction, discussion skills, and the ability to express and justify opinions clearly.

• Success in the TELC B2 exam depends on balanced performance across all modules, strong grammatical control, effective time management, and familiarity with the exam format.