Test for migrants
The tasks are in the form they take in the exam: the same type of question, the same answer options, the same sections. The bank holds 406 tasks — all four levels and every section; the oral part is on its own pages, because it is checked by voice.
Every section holds several times more tasks than the exam itself — from two to nine full sets. That means "start again" gives you different questions, not the same ones a second time.
On pages that hold a whole exam you can start the clock — as many minutes as the real paper allows. You start it yourself: a zero on the clock closes nothing and erases nothing.
Try it right now
Five tasks across all sections. Pick an answer — the explanation opens at once.
Four purposes — four different exams
Choose what you need the exam for: the sections and the pass marks depend on it.
One thing is missing everywhere — speaking: only an analysis of spoken language can check it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the test free?
Yes, entirely, and it will stay that way. The only paid feature in Sinov is speech assessment — when you speak aloud and the system analyses your answer.
Are the tasks genuine?
The tasks are of two kinds, and we say so plainly. The listening section is the official Rosobrnadzor demonstration paper: both the recording and the questions come from it, and the source is named under the tasks themselves. The rest were written by us from the official specification and codifier — the same documents the exam papers are built from. The explanations of mistakes are ours throughout: every wrong option says why that particular option is wrong. You will find this neither in the demonstration paper nor with our competitors.
Is the test result an exam result?
No. This is a trainer's assessment. The real exam is administered only by state institutions on the Government's list, and we issue no documents.
How many times can I take it?
As many as you like. There is no limit.
Verified on 6 September 2026. This page was machine-translated and has not yet been edited by a native speaker.