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The onSET

Format, preparation, scoring & results

How the test works

onSET consists of eight short texts, each with a defined number of gaps, which appear on screen one after another. Each text opens with a title and a brief introduction. In total, you will have to complete 20 gaps per text.

Try the sample test

Sample test

Please note: once you have completed a text, you won't be able to go back for corrections or editing. You have a maximum of five minutes to work on each text, the entire test takes no longer than 40 minutes.

Sample test

Marking and results

You receive one point for each correct answer. Your total score defines the CEFR level.

Your result is displayed immediately after the test and can be accessed at any time afterwards in the g.a.s.t. Portal for Participants.

CEFR levels

onSET FAQ

Find answers to frequently asked questions about onSET: Where are the test centres? How do I get a TAN to take the test? Can I take onSET in German and English on the same day?

Learning with DUO

Learn German from A1 to C1 with Deutsch-Uni Online (DUO), designed for university study and professional life. The interactive online courses also offer targeted preparation for TestDaF, with optional tutor support.

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