CCSE España: Nacionalidad

Preparing for the CCSE as part of your Spanish nationality application? This app helps you learn the material one question at a time, and explains every answer so the facts stay with you.

The real CCSE is a 25-question multiple-choice test, set by the Instituto Cervantes, that lasts 45 minutes, and you pass by answering 15 of the 25 correctly. The mock exam here follows the same format.

WHAT IS INSIDE • 300 practice questions across the five tareas of the CCSE • A plain-language explanation with every question • Mock exam: 25 questions in 45 minutes, pass at 15, with your score at the end • Instant feedback, one question at a time • No account needed, and your progress stays on your device

HOW YOU STUDY • Pick a tarea, or mix all five in one session • Weak spots gathers the questions you keep getting wrong • Bookmark anything you want to come back to • Listen to a question read aloud • Enter your exam date and the app suggests a daily pace • A daily reminder, dark mode and a text-size setting • The app runs in Spanish or English. The questions stay in Spanish, the way the exam is written.

ABOUT THE TEST The CCSE (Conocimientos Constitucionales y Socioculturales de España) is the constitutional and sociocultural knowledge test that forms part of an application for Spanish nationality. It has five tareas and 25 questions, each with three options or a true or false choice, and lasts 45 minutes. You pass by answering 15 of the 25 correctly, which is 60 per cent. Wrong and blank answers are not penalised. Government, legislation and citizen participation make up 60 per cent of the questions, and culture, history and society the other 40 per cent.

The questions are written from publicly available study material, but no question bank can stand in for reading the official manual, so use the app alongside it.

Free, with ads. No in-app purchases, no subscription.

NOT AFFILIATED This is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Instituto Cervantes, the Spanish Government or the Ministerio de Justicia, and it does not represent any government body or service.

For the official test, see https://examenes.cervantes.es/es/ccse/que-es

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