How long should I study daily to pass Italian certification tests

There is no exact fixed number of hours universally recommended to study daily to pass Italian certification tests such as CILS or CELI, as it depends on the candidate’s starting level, target level, and learning pace. However, typically a structured study plan of about 1 to 2 hours per day, consistently over several months (around 3 to 6 months), is advised for intermediate levels like B1 or B2 to prepare adequately for these exams. Beginners might need longer daily study or more months, while advanced learners might require less time focused more on exam techniques and specific skills.

In summary, a recommended daily study time to pass Italian certification tests is roughly 1-2 hours per day with consistent practice, adjusting according to individual needs and the level of the exam.

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