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VivreEnsemblePrep

Features

A practice app, not another textbook

Everything VivreEnsemblePrep contains, described without exaggeration. If a feature is not on this list, it is not in the app.

The core of the app

A mock exam in the official format

The mock exam reproduces the structure published by the official portal: 40 multiple-choice questions with one correct answer each, a 60-minute countdown, and a pass mark set at 28 correct answers, or 70 %. The selection follows the real weighting: 10 fundamental rights questions, 20 on institutions and 10 on history and European integration. Questions and answer order are shuffled on every attempt, which makes it impossible to learn a sequence by heart.

  • 40 questions drawn to the official split
  • 60-minute countdown visible throughout
  • Full feedback only at the end, as on the day
  • Score compared against the 28/40 threshold
  • Guided review mode: same 40 questions, feedback after each answer

Revise efficiently

Open practice, subject by subject

Revising at random is the surest way to spend time on what you already know. Open practice lets you pick one of the three subjects and work through its 20 questions with immediate feedback. Since institutions represent half the paper, that is usually where half your revision time belongs.

  • 20 questions per subject, reshuffled every round
  • Immediate feedback and explanation
  • Success rate per subject, stored on the device

Know where you stand

Progress you can read at a glance

The app records every answer and calculates your overall accuracy as well as your accuracy per subject. You also see how many mock exams you have completed, your best score and your latest score. That is what lets you decide objectively when you are ready: when several mock exams in a row clear 28/40 comfortably, rather than one lucky run.

  • Overall and per-subject accuracy
  • Best and latest mock exam score
  • Total answers and completed exams
  • Reset available at any time

Five languages

Revise in the language you think in

Applicants for Luxembourg nationality come from everywhere, and revising legal notions in a language you handle imperfectly adds needless difficulty. The interface and all 60 questions, answer options included, exist in French, English, German, Italian and Portuguese. You can switch language at any time in the settings without losing your progress.

  • French, English, German, Italian, Portuguese
  • Questions and options translated, not just the menus
  • Instant language switch, progress preserved

Always available

Offline, no account, no adverts

All questions, feedback and explanations are bundled into the app when you download it. No connection is needed to revise. There is no account to create, no password to remember, and your progress is stored locally on your device. The app shows no advertising.

  • No internet connection needed to revise
  • No sign-up, no password
  • Progress stored on the device only
  • Zero advertising

Keep the rhythm

Daily reminders in your language

Twenty minutes a day for two weeks works better than six hours the night before. The app can send a daily reminder, written in the language of the interface, to help you stay regular. Notifications are optional: you accept or decline them on first launch and can change your mind in your phone settings.

  • Optional daily reminder
  • Message in your chosen language
  • Can be switched off at any time
  • No marketing notifications

Before you start

A built-in exam guide

Many candidates discover the format on the day they register. The built-in guide summarises the essentials in five minutes: the difference between the course and the exam, the format of the paper, the pass mark, the three subjects and their weight, what to bring on the day and the re-registration rules. It systematically points to the official portal for everything that moves — dates, locations, languages and available places.

  • Course or exam: both routes explained
  • Format, duration and pass mark
  • Documents to bring on the day
  • Links to the official portal

Why you can trust it

Faithful practice, verifiable content, no empty promises

We would rather state exactly what the app does than inflate the numbers.

  • Built on the official syllabus

    The three subjects and their exact weighting — 10 fundamental rights questions, 20 institutions, 10 history and European integration — follow the structure published by the official portal.

  • 60 explained questions

    20 questions per subject, written from public teaching material. They are not the official exam questions, and we do not claim otherwise.

  • Timed mock exam

    40 questions drawn at random following the official split, a 60-minute countdown, and the 28-correct-answer threshold applied to the final result.

  • Progress tracking

    Overall and per-subject accuracy, best score, last score and number of completed exams. Everything is stored on the device, never on a server.

  • Works fully offline

    Questions and explanations are bundled inside the app. Revise on a train, underground or on a plane.

  • Five languages, questions included

    French, English, German, Italian and Portuguese: the interface and all questions are translated, not just the menus.

  • Available on iPhone and iPad

    Published on the App Store and updated regularly. The Android version is in preparation.

Nothing to install

Test your level right now, in your browser

Twenty sample questions, a timer, a score and an explanation after every answer. It is free and there is nothing to install.

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Independent preparation app. Not connected to the Luxembourg Government or to the organisers of the official exam.