CCSE - Nacionalidad Española

Prepare the CCSE test with simulations that reproduce the real format of the exam.

HOW IS THE SIMULACRO

Each simulation takes 25 questions and 45 minutes, just like the test, and is surpassed with 60% correct answers. The questions are divided between five tasks following the same proportions of the exam, so that each attempt looks like the real day. The timer runs while you respond and when you finish you see your note at that moment.

300 QUESTIONS ORGANIZED BY TASK

The complete bank is available from the first day, grouped as it appears in the theme:

• Government, legislation and citizen participation — 120 questions
• Fundamental rights and obligations — 36 questions
• Territorial organization and geography — 24 questions
• Culture and history of Spain — 36 questions
• Spanish Society — 84 questions

In addition to the complete simulation, you can practice theme by theme when you want to reinforce a specific part.

REVIEW EACH EXAM

The history keeps all your intentions. When you open any note, you will see the correct answers by topic and the review will ask you: what did you answer, if you got it right and what was the correct answer. It's the quickest way to detect where you're going wrong.

BOOKMARKS

Keep the questions that resist you and ask them all together when you have a mouse.

ACHIEVEMENTS

There are achievements that are unlocked as you progress: your first simulation, passing for the first time, getting 90%, getting 25 right, putting together days of practice, mastering a topic. A simple way to maintain the pace until exam day.

MEMORIES

Optional daily reminders so you don't lose your consistency, with a warning about the topic you say most often and a reminder of your split for days in a row.

NO CONNECTION AND NO ACCOUNT

It works without internet and there is no need to register. Your results are stored only on your phone; The application does not send your data to any server.

NOTICE

This application is an independent studio tool. It is not an official test and is not affiliated with or supported by the Cervantes Institute or by any public body. Always consult the convocation and official materials on the Instituto Cervantes website.