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Exam sessions are held several times a year
Exam dates and available levels are set by the State Commission.
Registration opens no earlier than 2 months before the exam.
Places at the exam center are limited.
The exam has a written and an oral part.
It tests 5 skills: listening, reading, grammar, writing and speaking.
To pass the exam
For level B1, you need at least 50% of the points in each part.
For level B2, you need at least 60% in each part.
After passing the exam
you receive an official state certificate confirming your knowledge of Polish at level B1 or B2.
The certificate never expires
— you don't need to confirm your language level again.
A state certificate
at level B1 or higher can be used as proof of Polish language proficiency, for example when applying for EU long-term resident status or for recognition as a Polish citizen.
The written section takes place on a single day, while the oral section is held separately,
usually on the same day or the following day.
usually on the same day or the following day.
The state exam for the B1 level in Polish consists of ...............
What is the exam like?
5 parts
60 minutes
You will need to read the texts and answer the questions.
Task types:
You will need to read the texts and answer the questions.
Task types:
- multiple-choice questions
- true/false
- matching headlines with texts
30 minutes
You listen to recordings (conversations, announcements, short texts) and answer questions.
The recordings are usually played twice.
Task types:
You listen to recordings (conversations, announcements, short texts) and answer questions.
The recordings are usually played twice.
Task types:
- select the correct answer
- true or false
- fill in the blanks
45 minutes
Grammar knowledge is tested.
Task types:
Grammar knowledge is tested.
Task types:
- select the correct form
- insert the word in the correct form
- complete the sentence
45 minutes
You need to write a short text (about 80–130 words).
Typically, one of the following formats:
You need to write a short text (about 80–130 words).
Typically, one of the following formats:
- forum post
- message / letter
- invite a friend
- file a complaint
- describe a situation
About 15 minutes
Conversation with the examiner.
3 tasks:
Conversation with the examiner.
3 tasks:
- Introduction — simple questions about yourself
- Role-play — you need to discuss something (for example, arranging a meeting)
- Picture description — describe the photo and answer the questions.
Each part accounts for 20%.
To pass:
To pass:
- a minimum of 50% on each section
- and 60% overall
- The tasks aren't very difficult, but reading them takes a lot of time.
- In the writing section, the most important things are structure and clarity, not perfect grammar.
- In the speaking exam, they look for the ability to speak, not perfection.
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