Practice DELF B2 with full mock exams and AI feedback, and gain the diploma most universities and employers require.
Practise for the DELF B2 exam with full mock tests and AI feedback on writing and speaking. DELF B2 certifies the vantage level of the CEFR: you understand complex texts, interact fluently with native speakers, and produce clear, detailed writing and speech. The exam has four sections (listening, reading, writing, speaking), each scored out of 25 for a total of 100; you pass at 50/100 and the diploma is valid for life.
Format and scoring per the official DELF tout public (France Education international).
The four sections run in this order. The three written sections are taken together; the oral is individual.
Announcements, interviews and conversations, played twice.
Real-world documents, articles and instructions.
An opinion essay, graded by AI on the real criteria.
Interview, role-play and a structured viewpoint.
B2 is the level required for admission to many French universities and grandes écoles, and is often the minimum set by professional bodies and employers in French-speaking regions. Most learners reach B2 after around 500 to 600 hours of French study.
delfprep mirrors the real exam, then grades your writing and speaking the way an official DELF examiner would, with feedback that quotes your own words.
How DELF B2 compares to the level below it and to the TCF/TEF tests.
A complete practice paper with detailed answer keys, online and as a printable PDF.
B2 is the vantage or upper-intermediate level of the CEFR. You can understand complex texts, engage fluently with native speakers, and produce clear, detailed writing and speech on a wide range of topics.
Each of the four sections is scored out of 25, for a total of 100. You pass at 50/100, but you must score at least 5/25 in every individual section.
The collective sections run around 2 hours 30 minutes together. The individual speaking test is about 20 minutes, plus 30 minutes of preparation beforehand.
No. The DELF is awarded for life, unlike the TCF and TEF which are valid for two years.
Many French universities and grandes écoles require DELF B2 or above for admission. Some institutions accept B1 for certain programmes, but B2 is the most widely cited minimum. Practising every section with timed mock exams is the most effective way to prepare.
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