This check helps you estimate your French level before checking official proof. It does not prepare you for DELF or issue a certificate. It only helps you see whether you are closer to A2, B1 or B2.
Last updated: 4 July 2026
Free adaptive A2 / B1 / B2 test
Answer without a dictionary. The test starts with a short level check, then adjusts its questions to your answers. The result is a guide, not a DELF, DALF, TCF or TEF certificate.
You will see short texts, sentences to complete, interview answers and administrative language. The test adapts after your first answers.
This check combines reading, vocabulary, grammar, writing and simulated speaking tasks. It starts with calibration questions, then adjusts the difficulty to your answers.
It does not replace an official test, recognised certificate or language-provider assessment. For a citizenship application, check official sources for accepted proof.
Before applying, check the French proof accepted for your situation. Rules can depend on your application route, diplomas and legal exceptions. Cap Nationalité learning guidance
Take the adaptive check for an immediate guide. Then check which documents are officially accepted for your situation.
No. It is a free level check. It does not replace DELF, DALF, TCF, TEF or recognised proof.
These levels help describe how comfortable you are in French. A2 covers simple situations, B1 everyday independence, and B2 more structured answers with finer distinctions.
Not at present. Cap Nationalité mainly helps prepare for the civics exam and citizenship interview. This check only gives you a guide to your level.