DSH (Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang) is a German-language entrance test set by individual German universities for applicants to German-taught programmes. Unlike TestDaF it is taken at the university, often just before the semester starts.
DSH and TestDaF are usually interchangeable for admission — check what your target university accepts. Either way you are aiming at strong B2–C1 German, which is a real commitment, not a crash course.
Targets B2–C1; required by some universities for German-taught study.
DSH is set and taken at the individual German university, often just before the semester starts, while TestDaF is a standardised exam on fixed dates. Universities usually accept either.
Strong B2–C1 — a real commitment, not a crash course.
No. It is required by some universities for German-taught programmes; always check what your specific university accepts.
We'll be straight with you about the level and timeline your goal actually needs — then get you there.