A German exam simulatorthat behaves like the real thing
Structured courses, real exam simulators and everyday podcasts — built by teachers who took these exams themselves.
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Courses
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About LexArt
What LexArt is, and why it is not another language school
LexArt is a trilingual German academy built around a single idea: exam day should not be the first time you see the exam. That is why the heart of LexArt is a German language simulator that rebuilds the Goethe exam screen for screen, timer for timer and rule for rule.
Most candidates do not fail because their German is weak. They fail because the format surprises them: they do not know how often the audio plays, whether they can go back a question, or how the timer will feel. LexArt removes exactly those unknowns.
Around the simulator sit structured A1–C1 courses, high-frequency B2 and C1 question banks, bilingual podcasts with synchronised transcripts, and German in Context — an AI speaking teacher. All of it in Persian, German and English.
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German language simulator
Why a German language simulator raises your score
A language exam measures two things at once: what you know, and whether you can use it under time pressure. The second is a separate skill, and it is only built by practising in the same conditions.
The LexArt German simulator is not a generic mock test: a separate timer per module, the same number of audio replays the real exam allows, no going back inside Hören, and the real task types — matching people to texts, drag-and-drop gaps, matching headings to paragraphs.
Every sitting uses its own exam code, so the second attempt brings fresh questions and your score reflects real progress rather than remembered answers. The report is broken down per module, per task type, with a worked explanation for every question.
Exams
Exam simulators
Sit the real thing before the real thing
Full simulators
High-frequency setsRecycled questions from recent B2 and C1 sittings
The path
Four steps from where you are to a Goethe certificate
Each step has one tool, and its output feeds the next.
1. Measure your level
One full simulator sitting with a real timer. The per-skill report says which module is weak.
2. Fix that one weakness
A1–C1 courses and the high-frequency B2 and C1 banks, aimed at that exact gap.
3. Practise speaking
German in Context: a real scene, your recorded answer, feedback on pronunciation and grammar.
4. Measure again
A fresh exam code, fresh questions. The gap between two reports is your real progress.
Podcasts
Listen your way to fluency
Bilingual transcripts, vocabulary lists and adjustable speed
Latest episodes
German in Context
Speak with an AI teacher inside a real situation
Sprechen is usually the lowest score for Persian-speaking candidates, because it is the one skill you cannot practise alone and in silence. German in Context fills exactly that gap.
You step into a real scene — border control at Frankfurt airport, say — the video plays through, then the microphone opens on its own and you answer the officer. Your answer is recorded and transcribed, and you get feedback broken down by pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary and fluency — explained in your own language, with a corrected German version of what you said.
Nothing to install; any laptop or phone microphone works.
Frequently asked
What people ask before they start
What exactly is a German language simulator?
Software that rebuilds the Goethe exam not only question by question but environment, timer and rules too: the same interface, the same number of audio replays, the same limits on moving between questions.
Which levels do you cover?
Full simulators for A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1. For B2 and C1 there are also high-frequency question sets alongside the full simulator.
Can I sit the same exam more than once?
Yes. Each exam code is a completely separate question set, so you can sit the same level several times without repeating questions. The exam price covers the first code; extra codes cost less.
Is speaking covered too?
Yes, through German in Context. You watch a real scene, answer out loud, and your recorded answer comes back transcribed with feedback on pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary and fluency.
How many languages is the site in?
Three: Persian, German and English. The interface, the podcast transcripts, the worked answers and the AI feedback are all trilingual.
Subscription or single purchase?
For a single exam, buy it on its own. If you need several levels or several sittings, the plans open every exam code, every exam, or the whole catalogue including the AI speaking course.
Method
How LexArt works
Four steps, no guesswork
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Find your level
Take the free placement test and get a CEFR estimate in 20 minutes.
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Follow a track
Every course is a straight line from where you are to your target level.
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Rehearse the exam
Full simulators with real timing, per-skill scoring and explanations.
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Keep listening
Daily podcasts keep the language alive between study sessions.
What learners say
The simulator felt identical to the real exam. Nothing surprised me on the day.
The per-skill report showed exactly where I was losing points. Fixed it in three weeks.
Podcasts with transcripts turned my commute into a lesson.
Your German starts tonight
Create a free account, take the placement test and get a study plan built around your target level.