Staatsbürgertest · Österreich
Preparation for the Austrian citizenship exam, written from official sources rather than copied from someone else’s question catalogue — and scored the way the real paper is actually scored.
Why Staatsbürgertest?
Most quiz apps hand you a percentage. The Staatsbürgerschaftsprüfung does not work that way: it has three examination areas, partial credit, and two independent routes to a pass. This app is built around those rules.
Results break down by area, not into one number — because that is the unit the real exam passes or fails you on.
18 questions, two hours, feedback only at the end, automatic submission when the time runs out.
Four options, one to three of them correct. One wrong tick costs the whole question — partly right earns partial points. The app marks it exactly that way.
The material is explained before you are tested on it, and each lesson ends with the questions it covers.
The B-VG, the State Treaty, a Landesverfassung, Statistik Austria — every question names where it comes from.
The third examination area is about the Land you apply in. Dedicated question packs for Wien, Oberösterreich, Steiermark, Kärnten and Burgenland.
Study in German, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, Dari / Farsi or Bosnian / Croatian / Serbian. The exam itself is in German in all nine Bundesländer, so the German term stands beside every translation.
The home screen counts down to your exam date and puts the examination area you are weakest in first.
Every question, lesson and fact sheet is bundled in the app. It makes no network calls of its own, collects nothing, and needs no account.
How it is scored
That is not a quirk — it follows directly from the rules. A single percentage cannot tell you where you stand, so the app never shows you one.
Spread across the three examination areas, with the clock running.
You are not looking for “the” answer. You are deciding, for each option, whether it belongs.
Mark an option that does not belong and the whole question is lost, however much else you got right.
Find some of the correct options and none of the wrong ones, and the question earns partial points.
At least 50 % of the points in each of the three examination areas. Strength in one area cannot rescue a gap in another.
At least 66 % of the total points across the whole paper, however they are distributed.
Neither route replaces the other, and the app works out both after every mock exam — showing you the result per examination area, so you know which of the two you are actually close to.
The material
Two are the same wherever you apply. The third is about your Bundesland — and that is where the question paper changes at the Land border.
The B-VG, the Nationalrat and Bundesrat, elections, direct democracy, the federal structure and the rule of law.
From the monarchy through the First Republic, the NS period, the State Treaty and neutrality, to the EU and today.
The history, institutions and geography of the Land you are applying in. Five Land packs ship today.
30 questions. The only Land whose Landtag and Gemeinderat are the same body.
30 questions on Upper Austria’s institutions, history and geography.
30 questions on Styria — its Landtag, its districts and its history.
30 questions on Carinthia, including the 1920 plebiscite and the Slovene minority.
30 questions on Austria’s youngest Land, which joined the republic in 1921.
All nine Bundesländer
Every Land gets a fact sheet, free and never locked. Five get a question pack. The other four publish their own official catalogues — and the app sends you there instead of pretending to replace them.
Which authority in your Land examines you, and where its official page is.
Listed only for the Land that publishes a figure. The rest say so rather than guess.
German, in all nine Bundesländer. Study in your own language, meet the German term as you go.
Niederösterreich, Tirol, Salzburg and Vorarlberg publish their own Land questions — the app links them.
Highlighted Länder ship a question pack in the app. The other four publish an official catalogue of their own, which the app points you to.
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Staatsbürgertest
Ten languages
Overview
Lessons
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Written from official sources
Each of the 289 questions names where it comes from — an article of the Bundes-Verfassungsgesetz, the Staatsvertrag, a Landesverfassung, or a figure from Statistik Austria.
The four Länder that publish catalogues put 359 official question stems into the public domain. Every question here is checked against all of them before release, so none of it is a rewording of somebody else’s paper.
Knowing that B and D are correct is not the same as understanding why. Every question comes with the reasoning, shown whether you were right or wrong.
Pricing
The free tier is built to prove two things before you pay: that the writing is any good, and that it covers your Bundesland.
No account, no card, no trial timer.
Pick the length that matches your exam date — or buy it once and keep it.