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Everybody tells the German language learners, how hard the TestDaF exam is, which actually is not the case! Here I will tell you, how you can clear TestDaF in 5 months with 17 points and 2 months with 13 points.
TestDaF, the Abkürzung of Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache is a test that the Masters Aspirants take in order to show their language proficiency. It enjoys a special reputation of being acknowledged worldwide and if you get a 4 in every module of it, there is almost no University in Germany who will deny you the admission!
Like I have been saying, since my first video, that learning German will pay off. It will be a great addition to your skills and opens for you the Job market not only in Switzerland, Germany and Austria, but almost the whole world because of the strong German economy and their encouragement to young start ups, which develop a brand of their own and start employing other people to work for them.
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Please also check if the Kursbuch also has an audio CD with it. We had the problem that after receiving the books, we found out that it only has CD for the Arbeitsbuch.
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May I ask why did you choose to study using a B2 Kursbuch instead of C1? Which were the advantages? Thanks! :)
Hi Andrea! That's a very intelligent question. My reason for studying B2 Arbeitsbuch (Like I said in the video, I never actually did the Kursbuch) was that I knew I couldn't attain the level of C1 so fast. ( I started learning for TestDaF in February end and my TestDaF exam was on 22nd April) That's why I decided to get really good in B2 and till the 2nd attempt of TestDaF, I would be able to achieve C1 with more practice. After the B2 level, the only difference that comes into your language learning process is how much you practice and how much vocabulary you know. Most of the Grammar is already covered till the B1 part and the B2 covers the remaining important ones. So, the main advantage for me at that situation was the ability to cover more topics with lower difficulty and then being able to pass the exam.
I did A1, A2, B1 and then B2 only with the help of books and websites which were free. To get to C1 and to pass the TestDaF, I used the Cornelsen Pruefungstraining and Deutsche Welle website, which fortunately, were more than enough in the end! :)
@Bharat in Germany! Maybe you don't realize how inspiring your videos are! Thank you, good luck, and all the best in your life!
Edit: PS: I’m not from India, but from Brazil.
@@BharatinGermany How did you study for b1? How long did it took you?
@@BharatinGermany Should one write Goethe zertifikat A1 - B1 to write TestDaf?? Is TestDaf suitable for Indians??Am from South India. And just learning German A1 for job purpose. Am Btech MBA 2006 passout. Single female.
I've been preparing for the Testdaf for 3 months from now.Whenever I feel I can't do it ,I come back to your video.Thankyou so much for such helpful tips and resources that u've been suggesting. 🙂
Hey! That's a great compliment. Thanks for sharing that with me. I'm glad that I could help you this way! All the best for your exam. :)
Hi ankit kumar.I bought these books on Amazon.
@@BharatinGermany I tried 2 times and i got 13 😑😑😑 now i have admit i need to reappear
Ig you speak Telugu? I do the same and I find pronounciation in German difficult, how did you do that?
THE MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND IS CANCER.
That's true.
3:58 "Look guys A1, A2, B1... It's no big deal! I did A1 and A2 in just two weeks!" Waaaaaaaaas???
True🤣
It gave me cancer to my ears after listening haha
He is just bluffing. It is Impossibe for any brain to do A1 and A2 in 2 weeks.
So, just like you due to my own reasons I need to get to B1/B2 very quickly and the second I started to feel it might not be possible, CZcams suggested this video. Thank you for the confidence to at least try to do this in a few months and see how far I can get!
i'm doing same as you. preparing by self for a2. thank you very much and keep doing bharat.
You are gonna pass it. Language classes are just a major drama that the language schools made and built a whole new industry out of it. Specially for German, the classes are not needed at all. There is so much useful information on the internet. It's completely doable by yourself. :)
Hello bro. How do you prepare yourself for A2. PLEASE HELP ME.
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Is my email
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Please contact me on my instagram @sal1mkhan
MILAN NAKANI Hey Milan Even I want to prepare through self study. I am currently learning through duo lingo but still in the doethe exercise sheet for A1 I am not able to understand anything. Please guide me how to improve the speaking and listen skills while staying in India without the help of any coaching institutes.
Thanks Bharat for motivating me, and thousands of other people.
Danke schön, Sie sind mein LieblingsMotivator! :)
When ever i get demotivated, i watch this Video again and again. Hopefully one day i will clear testdaf.
Hey bro,
Plz give your insta 🙏
Dnt have one.
@@kiranraj5833 did you clear ?
No, just started b2.2
@@kiranraj5833 How much time did it take from A1 to B2
Thank you friend, it motivated me. I hope i will get better in German. Also i'll try to focus on dw learn German department.
to download Training TestDaF /Trainingsbuch mit 2 Audio-CDs: Material zur Prüfungsvorbereitung/
(klett)
go here:
alles-zum-deutschlernen.blogspot.com/2017/03/training-testdaf-trainingsbuch-mit-2.html
I started learning German even before I had heard anything about GRE, TOEFL,IELTS or any such exam and it wasn't even taught in my school. Reason was I had a passion for learning various languages and become a polyglot. I picked up German as my first language and learned thru internet for free and bought few books too . At this point in my life , I have completed my b.tech in electrical and looking for courses in Germany. I think this is gonna come handy now . Everyone told me I was wasting my time learning a new language for no reason (except my parents) . I am gonna prepare to see some nose bleeds now 😁.
I can directly go for Testdaf now right? Or do still need to clear B1, B2
Hey thanks for the video!! I am an Indian student in Nürnberg and I am having a hard time learning German :/ so I look forward to your channel . Bring it on Bro :P
Just a suggestion please tone down the background music it's a bit distracting :)
JG I would have said Hi too but I am pretty sure that your name is not JG. :D
Thanks for your nice comment! I actually got the same suggestion from one person and afterwards I tuned them down. I will be still be more careful with the next video.
Go to Deutsche Welle website and start learning the language. It's for free and that's why I am a big fan of it! :D
Thank you Bharat for your advices.
Do you prefer the book "Aspekte" for B1+ and B2?
My institute will teach us Aspekte in the following semester but I want to know, if Ziel is better, try to study myself.
Actually my level is B1 now and I want to take TestDaF (I wish I could get 16 and above) by August 2018.
Really motivating! No words to thank you. Will give you a gift once I come there for masters.Bis bald.
Your sharing is really helpful and sincere. Thank you!
You are great Bharat. Following you for a long time and now I am in Germany. Stay safe from Corona Virus Brother. Love from a Bangladeshi.
I consider,best video of Mr Bharat Chaudhary on his CZcams channel, anyways brother you really doing good on your channel the progress has been seen by rapidly growing subscribers,200k soon☺️
Did I see that for your schriftlicher Ausdruck, you got tdn 3? Were you accepted with this, as I thought you need a 4 for each section?
at the end he got 17
Is it possible to do masters in german by studying it in 5 months? I mean attending lectures... Giving exam... All in German!! We learn English from childhood but then also not fluent enough..
karan purohit Karan, like I said, I had my own reasons to learn the language. I definitely faced problems when I went to the university but for that I took lesser courses, so that I can be a bit comfortable with the studies and the language. You are right about the English part too. Unfortunately, they don't encourage it in India, but I made mine better with the TV series, presentations and music and I did the same for German too. :)
But yes, you can attend lecture write exams and everything but it definitely will be difficult but you shouldn't stop because of it. When you are in that situation, just keep pushing!
Great Video's Bharat....can you provide info about SOP and Cover Letter....if possible do tell about Europass Resume Format.Thanks for such good video's.
a1 in 2 weeks??
amazing
Nice video mate. Keep it up ...
Bharat’s success is not an isolated case and let me tell you why, given that you already have Bharat’s motivation this rapid achievement attributes to couple of catalyst which I don’t expect Bharat to mention but they exist.
1. You have german speaking girl/boyfriend or wife/husband.
2. You are forced to deal daily in your task with people who only speak german.
3. You are directly/indirectly humiliated and annoyed by german speaking people.
If you are as lucky as Bharat 1st catalyst will give you the sweetest result on bed of roses. Because you don’t fulfil 1, obviously you can’t be as motivated as Bharat . So it is worth paying money for courses to fulfil at least some portion of criteria 2. If Bharat didn’t have his wife and also didn’t join any course I would’ve really wondered about his source of motivation.
He clearly states that he speaks to his wife in English
l appreciate your creativity!!!Two thumbs up!!!👍👍
My both kids motivated after this video and planned to Lean Geman language, both passed exam B1 in 4 moths )). Now planning for B2 .. thank you so much
I scored 13 also now getting prepared for reappear the test. Thanks for your tips.
can you tell me how did you prepare? Also, if you bought the books mentioned in the video, where you bought it from?
Hello, Bharat, thank you so much for the wonderfully informative video ! I just have this one question: where can one find the pre-planned expressions that one can use in the speaking and writing parts? Thank you so much!
Hello Bharat. Thank you for your videos they are really helpful
My situation is very like to you.
But I learn how to read german's texts in almost 3 week...
Thanks a lot.
I loved your video!! Thank you so much
thank you for the video.
Got motivated so much by you Chaudhary!! Thx alot
Let me reply again in some months that I finally prove you're right! Thx a lot again!!
+KYUNGGUK CHOI Hey! Glad that I could help. Yes, do it and let me know how it went. If you have some questions, you can always write here. :)
Great content Bharat. Your other videos are nice too. My advise is to change the background music because it's used by many or to remove it completely. Now my main questions are what's the difference in levels between A1, A2, B1, B2 and test daf? When you say 2 months do you mean from zero German I.e, level A1 to testdaf in 2 months? Finally, are you saying that DW website is sufficient to clear A1 to B2
Last question sorry, can someone opt in and take B1 straight without paying for A1 and A2
Hello Sir Bharat, my name is Mellisa, I like your motivation, such a positive energie. Could you please make a video with a long duration in Deutsch. Thank you
Thanks for the video, Bharat! It is inspiring!!
I am considering completing my undergraduate degree in Germany, for which I have to clear the German language requirement. So, can you tell me how many hours you allocated per day to learn German so that I can prepare on those lines?
Hey, where are you now
hey, I understand it took you a certain number of months, but can you tell me about on average how many hours per day you studied? Also, were you a total beginner or did you have german language skills beforehand?
The speaking on the microphone during the mündliche Prüfung and 30 people speaking at the same time was the most irritating part in the whole exam. How did you overcome this ?
Thanks bro for your kind information about testdaf
ok i get it, TDN 3 in schriftlich bcz u learned alone, but TDN 5 in leseverstehen and hörverstehen !? i always max out my marks in schriftlich and mündlich but have difficulties in leseverstehen and hörverstehen. How can you get TDN 5 specifically in leseverstehen? any tips? thanks in advance.
Hi Bharat, Good to know the possibility of getting TestDAF clear in 2 months. But what about understanding the instructor. this really frightens that even after clearing B2 level and TestDAF how eligible I will be to understand German in classroom. OR If possible make a video demonstrating how it will be like German taught class. Great work. Keep Up. Thanks
Hi Bharat, How are you? Bro, I am writing the Testdaf exam on 16.Nov in Malaysia. In this video you told something about the repeated pattern of the exam. So I am preparing for the exam by myself. If you have any trick or something else to better understand the exam. So can you explain me Module wise? and one thing also any specific source of Testdaf vocab?
Thanks for sharing. The problem to me is that I don’t have a friend to speak German with. That brothers me a lot. My spoken German sucks😭
Good evening brother.
Your CZcams channel is really awesome. It helps me a lot to know about studies in German.
But still I have one dought,
Should we learn German language before applying university from India. Is there any entrance exam for German language
Bharat amazing video thank you very much mate and really inspiring for me personally i'm planning to apply for bachelors at Berlin school of economics and law and few other universities for upcoming winter semester i have been doing a lot research about German universities i came across your video it's really helpful thanks again. one more thing i would like to discuss with you would it be better to do this course where i'm at the moment or do you think it's better idea to come to Germany and do it there? would like to know your suggestion on it. Have a great one.. (Zed)
Hey Jehanzaib! I would actually suggest to do your Bachelors here, because what I personally feel is that, there is a sudden change from the level of Bachelors to Masters in Germany. In India, the education system till the school is great but I don't like it that much in the Universities. If you ever wrote AIEEE or JEE, then, your maths will be way better than what the students here learn even in their Bachelors.
If possible, you should come here for your Bachelors. I unfortunately, can't advice you on that, because I didn't experience that procedure myself either.
And thanks a lot for your encouraging words! :)
Hi Bharat, Thank you so much for your reply... i forgot to mention i'm actually in South Africa Cape Town finished my high school here but i didn't pass with degree entrance had to do foundation certificate than got admission in law college but i'm really not feeling law is for me i feel i'm natural with business (b.com, marketing or management)... i'm not so great in maths actually :-) oh n major reason i'm keen to study in Germany making this big move because of my GF btw she stays in Hamburg as well just thought i'll share:-)BTW you and your wife make an amazing couple God bless n best wishes to both of you n keep loading those videos..(thumbs up) Regards
Woah! :D That's cool! Management is not bad. Especially in Germany which has actually got me thinking too, if I want to change my stream or not, because Structural Engineering is really interesting, but the money after the studies is really bad. I believe that you should really try every opportunity that you have because you get too old. :D
Hi! very nice video.. subscribed you, I too live in Germany and learned C1 and cleared DSH.
Hi Pragati! Thanks! I have subscribed to you too! That's awesome! I think we should share more of our stories! :)
yes we should! from my first visit to being the only Indian to receive state scholarships and awards i have many stories to share. i am sure you also learned a lot too from your experiences.
thanks, you are such motivated
Thanks for the website info.
He says that A1 A2 are no big deal. Let me correct something. I somehow agree with Bharat that A1, A2 and B1 are nothing but not in the sense he means or their German content. So basically the pillars of German language and grammar are laid out in these levels initial levels (A1 to B1). HOWEVER they seem nothing and easy because the exams aren't that difficult, and they don't drill you as they should . So Telc for instance would test your knowledge but these first 3 levels of exams are not as hard as their course content. For example in Schreiben or writing, you really need to write about 8 to 10 sentences and use few grammatical rules not even 30 percent of what you study.
So, having a solid foundation makes b2 and future levels go smoothly
Hi!
i have been watching your videos lately and i love them.
pls would you mind including the website you spoke of in the description??
Hi Bharat,
thanks for your book recommendations.
However, the books you recommend are just for paper testdaf exam.
I soon have to take digital exam...so I wonder if these books are also useful and do u have other book recommendations to prepare for digital exam?
Thanks in advance.
Tin
Bharat!!! Whatever they say bad, keep doing ya!!! I am a fan of you!!! I wish one day i could definitely meet with you in real. I am now in Rheinland pfalz. With love of your fan! Vee..
You are a king
I have done my A2 and planning to learn B 1 before going to mater's... still I have to do testDaf ?
Thanks for this vis Bharat, are you studying german full time during that 5 month period?
Wow its really impressive to hear that you learned A1 and A2 just in 2 weeks. Could you help me with the source to learn German
Thanks for the video !Did you learn German before studying your German based programme??
bharat please keep the background music slow , it interferes in the info u provide otherwise u are doing an owsm job
Bharat... Amazing Video... Keep the good work going....Best wishes....
Thank you sir! :)
You are a language prodigy!!!
Hello~~! I'm the one of your subscriber! I really appreciate your info about Germany. And I was wondering if the books you mentioned in this video are written in English. Thank You in Advance!
Which books did you use for speaking and writing parts? I watched the video Has prüfungstraining got all parts?(writing speaking reading listening)
could you please tell us how large was your vocabulary?
And did you use the testbooks themselves to pickup new words?
Hello Bharat! Congratulations on such a great achievement! Could you please help me with which exam should i give to apply for a Bachelors engineering course in a German Institution.
I don't exactly remember Alistair but it's TestAS. You can find all of the information on the daad website.
How to identify whether I'm at A1 A2 B1 where? Will anybody please help me out
As you said that you have completed A1 and A2 in just 2 weeks how would you identify yourself that you are now at that level please help me out I'm in dilemma right now 😑
What is TestAS information in Uni-Assist ? Do we need to select yes? It's asking Do you want to enter TestAS information?
Hello Bharat sir. firstly I am glad you're doing great job. And I am currently pursuing my bachelor's degree in biotechnology last year I look forward to do masters in Germany and I wish to learn German at home as I can't go to classes regularly. Can you please please help me with online websites n apps .
I used Duolingo for few months but not helping. Please help.
Hello Bharat bro, I want to ask that I have done my A1 should jump for preparing myself for TestDaf or first go for A2 then B1.
Hey Bharat, I have learnt upto A2.Now I want to learn B1 in two and half months by doing selfstudy.So which book should I buy and other important online sources to refer that you know. Thanks
Hello Bharat Sir, Greetings of the day. My name is Akash and I am from Delhi. From the past months I am Sincerely following all your videos and looking forward for your upcoming videos as well. Now since I am looking forward to pursue my Masters from Germany in Automobile Engg. from the University of the Applied Sciences, but unfortunately couldn't allocate a video of yours in such content. Hence, can I have your effective guidance as to what all colleges I can look forward to...???
new follower!! I want to know, how long have you been studying german until you take that test? like how long for A1 A2 B1...
Have you started from the beginning...
Kann ein jemand bitte mir die Punktsystem von TestDaF erklären. Ich habe gelesen dass wenn dir mehr als 10 Punkte von einen Part von der Prüfung haben das es genug ist für TDN-4. Aber wie können wir diese 10 Punkte haben?
Wie viele Fragen müssen wir korrekt antworten ?
Hi Bharat in Germany,
Thank you so much for all your videos. You are such a generous soul. Just found and subscribed to your videos last week and I can tell you that I have learnt so much about studying in Germany in just one week through your videos. Keep up the good job!
May I know how long you took to study A1, A2, B1 and the B2 levels? I aim to start studying the language after my A Level exam in November 2017 and hope to pass TestDAF in time for winter semester uni application.
I would say around 6-9 months from A1 to B2. The share of the different levels can vary in between them.
Bharat in Germany! Thanks
Thank you sir!
Just wondering what your individual results were in each section? It is kinda blurred on my screen. Would love to know since I am taking it too after exactly like you 5 months of study!
WOOW ...AWESOME
Hi! Bharat
I am preparing for my B1 level exam, as its the most asked for taking up masters course in Germany, but I am very confused about which exam should i take the TestDaf or the Goethe Institut. Which one would be accepted as authentic language certificate, also which one is easy to crack? Please help
Hi, bharat
Do we have to give this exam before moving to a German university ?
Hello! I found some printing mistakes in the orange Prüfungstraining testdaf book. The suggested answers of Lesetext 2, die Welle schafft es, are not all correct. Can you please check and send me the correct answers of number 11-20?
I want to check the genuine answers🙏🏽thank you so much!
How do you suggest proceeding on the dw.com website given you have no knowledge about german language. The pdfs are somewhat easy to understand but what about the pronunciation and stuff?
I want to do MS in Germany. I was planning to complete upto my B2 level before going to Germany. I have completed A1 level. Do you think I should directly apply for testdaf and skipping all the intermediate levels ( A2 B1 B2) I will like to do that too, if it is feasible. it will also save me a lots of money too.
Hello, i'll be doing the TestDaF Exam next month and i feel so scared.. i am studying alone and This Video helped me. Did you only do the two books for TestDaF practise? Or did you do Other practise papers aswell?
Hi Bharat ! incredible achievement. I really admire your decication. Can you advise me about C1. I need to know, how must I plan. Number of hours per week, Timeline and Resources. I am a student in Germany(since last year) and have a B1 certification
I don't actually want to advise you or anybody anything about C1 because that's what the level I am at right now. So, if I only feel justified, if I am able to help somebody till B2. With C1 things get way easier. You just have to keep listening to more and more Deutsche Welle Audios, Videos, TV, articles from paper, almost anything that you can find. With B1, you have a base of understanding everything and after that, you only need to just keep reading, listening and talking more and more and more. I also think, it's also better to keep in touch with an exam preparation book, if you actually want to achieve a specific level. For example, I only bought the Pruefungstraining TestDaF and that was fine. I knew where I am lacking and I knew where I need to improve.
Resources are really unlimited on the internet. You just have to google and go up to page 4 of the result and you will everything that you actually need for yourself. I personally feel that after B2, the difference between B2/C1/C2 start getting a bit hazy. A person who is very good at B2, will be good at C1 and would be not so great at C2. But the same doesn't apply for the levels of B1 to A1.
Number of hours per week you have to decide for yourself. Some people make a lot of progress in lesser hours and some can't. The end motive has to be to learn new everyday and that you can do either actively, by taking time out for the language, or passively, by interacting with texts that you see or talking to different people or by just listening to radio and TV! :)
ah cool! Vielen Dank für deine schnelle Antwort :)
Bharat in Germany! Not really, after B1 theoretically you need to know 2000 more words per level.provided you learn all grammar till b1 it’s merely a game of vocabulary ,of course listening gets tougher but it’s tougher due to new words and sentence complexities
Hi, how much German did you know before studying? I completed a course at a B2 level, but it has been at least a year since I did that, and I think my written German is back down to a B1 level, and my spoken German is down to a A2 level. Does anyone think it's possible to pass the test with at least 4s in less than 3 months if I study at least 1 hour a day?
What if we took Testdaf exam and went to English speaking German Universities.....?....
I mean if we have Test daf degree for our German language, then will it be better than the certificate of the German language given by language classes.....?
Testdaf is conduct in Germany in German university or not??
Of we learn German by our own and then apply for tesdaf n we clear that.. then are we eligible for German University or we need to show the proof of complting the levels A1 A2 B1 n soo
thank your for making this so good video for us btw can you give me the name of the book which you show them in video?
Hi
What are the differences & difficulties between paper based and digital TestDaF Exam?
Man you are my hero
Hey!! I found this video really helpful and I'm planning to take the test on 26th April 2018. But TU Ilmenau has deadline of 1st April. Is it possible to send testdaf results afterwards?
Do I need to buy the Musterprüfung Bücher ???? Or can I do without them?
is TESTDAF required for bachelor in german taught program
Brother what if I give Geothe Exam rather than TestDaf???
Does the Geothe and the TestDaf has the same value???
Depends on your university requirements
Clearing TestDaf exam for MS in Germany do one needs to clear TOEFL too ? Minimum what level should one have for admission within A1-C2 ?
Broda i checked Deutsche welle website for german language. I am a beginner. It is good but problem is they give either in engish. So i am unable to see how it is written in german (particular phrase). Can you please suggest from where i can learn german online?
Bro did you revise b2 and start with testdaf or earlier did you have any knowledge of c1
Hi Bharat.
Did you score 13 Points in 2 months without any knowledge of german or 2 months of studiyng after you completed a B2 course?
Hi! I scored 13 points in TestDaF with 2 months of studying B2. My exam was on 22 April and till that date, I could only complete the part B2.1 of Ziel Arbeitsbuch. I started doing the Ziel B2.1 Arbeitsbuch on 20th February and the first 12 days, I took to make myself comfortable with the language and properly learning A2 and having some idea of B1. With my progress I understood that if I spend so much time on each level, I would not be able to complete the TestDaF in time. That's why I did the important grammar topics of B1 and started directly with B2.1. I did not go to any professional language course and did it at home from the books of German, deutsche welle, dartmouth.edu (Go to their German institute sources on google, great website for grammar topics), duolingo and whatever else that I could find online. I had to be very picky and choose which topics I can cover quickly from which source and that's how I tried to go through as many topics as possible in the least time but I revised them everyday. This is not ideal but I did not do it to learn the language but to clear the exam, that is the main point of my whole story.
That's insane! you rock xD
No! :D I'm really not so proud of it. This is something I had to do because I had no other choice. Ideally, I would have waited and spent time on every step of the language because that's how a language is supposed to be learnt. I don't like people who say they can became Master of a language in just 3 months because then, you have a bigger risk of missing the essence of the language. It's only after clearing the TestDaF and starting going to the University and reading more and more German material to improve my German, I found out how handicapped English language is. There are so many words which can't be correctly translated with the same feelings to English. If you have time and you want to learn the language deeply, go through it and read at as much as you can. If you don't and you think you can acquire all of that later on, you can run fast, catch up everything and try to get that beautiful feeling of actually relating the language to your everyday life later on. It depends completely on the short term goals that you set. :)
Hii bro! Could u please suggest me what are the best books available in the market to purchase it to clear testdaf within six months.
Bharat in Germany! G
great job bro