What subjects does the Abitur cover?

German, Mathematics, Foreign Language, Advanced and basic courses, Oral examination subjects

How is the Abitur scored?

A 15-point scale for individual achievements and an aggregate Abitur grade from 1.0 to 4.0 for a pass.

Is the Abitur the same every year?

Formats change over time. Always confirm the current rules at the official source before planning your study.

Abitur study guide

Germany's university entrance qualification. Requirements differ by state, but all paths combine advanced coursework with final exams.

Country: Germany
Language: German
Subjects: German · Mathematics · Foreign Language · Advanced and basic courses · Oral examination subjects
Format: State-specific upper-secondary leaving qualification. It combines coursework from the qualifying years with written and oral examinations.
Duration: Written and oral exam period, usually in the final school year
Scoring: A 15-point scale for individual achievements and an aggregate Abitur grade from 1.0 to 4.0 for a pass.

How to prepare

Check the rules of your state and school. Keep a course-by-course revision plan, because the Abitur grade includes more than the final exams.

Official source

https://www.kmk.org/bildungsministerkonferenz/vertiefende-bildungsinhalte/bildungswege-und-schulabschluesse/gymnasiale-oberstufe-und-abitur.html

Always check the official rules before relying on any study guide, including this one.

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