Studieprøven — Danish C1 Study Test
Studieprøven is the advanced Danish language test used as documentation for Danish-taught higher education. Practice C1-level reading, writing and oral discussion with targeted quizzes and AI feedback.
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Studieprøven Forberedelse: Self-Study Plan and 20 C1 Grammar Drills
A dated eight-week plan for Studieprøven counted back from your written day, a C1 grammar checklist in six groups, and 20 original correction drills in Danish with the rule in English.

Studieproven Guide in English: The Danish C1 Test for University Entry
Studieprøven explained in English for international students: the three parts, the pass rule, what universities ask for, 2027 dates, the fee, how to prepare, and a timeline tool.

Studieprøven i Dansk som Andetsprog: Grades Danish Universities Ask For
What KU, AU, SDU, AAU, DTU and RUC say about Studieprøven on their own admission pages, read 13 October 2026: the grade in each part, the mother-tongue condition, deadlines, and what is not stated.

Studieprøven Skriftlig Fremstilling Eksempel: Two Texts, Graded
One original Studieprøven writing task and two original Danish answers, weaker and stronger, each read against SIRI’s criteria with our grade estimate, plus a word-count and structure checker.

Studieprøven Eksempler: One Original Task for Each Part, Explained
A Studieprøven practice set written for this page: four reading tasks, a written task with four points and an oral task sheet, each with the official criteria and a self-marking tool.

Studieprøven vs Prøve i Dansk 3: Which Danish Test Should You Take?
Studieprøven (C1) or Prøve i Dansk 3 (B2) compared: level, format, time, pass rule, fee and pass rate, and which one university, citizenship, permanent residence and STPS ask for.
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