AI-powered Abitur prep for German university admissions

Yes, if you're enrolled at a German Gymnasium or Franco-German school. Several Lycée Français schools in Germany (Berlin, Munich, Hamburg) prepare for the AbiBac dual diploma (Abitur + Baccalauréat). For French students in France, AbiBac is also offered at certain lycées. EduBoost covers the official Abitur syllabus across multiple Bundesländer.

Medicine in Germany (highly selective Numerus Clausus): aim for 1.0 to 1.2. Law in Bayern: 1.5 to 2.0. Engineering: 1.8 to 2.5. Most other programs accept up to 3.0. EduBoost tracks your simulated Notendurchschnitt and tells you which programs are realistic.

Notendurchschnitt is calculated from your Qualifikationsphase grades (last two years) and your 4 Abitur exams. The Qualifikation block is roughly 2/3 of the weight; the exams are 1/3. EduBoost includes a Notendurchschnitt calculator that simulates the impact of every grade.

Abitur preparation spans the two years of the Qualifikationsphase (Klasse 11 and 12, or 12 and 13 depending on the Bundesland). EduBoost ideally starts at the beginning of Klasse 11 to optimize Qualifikation grades, then intensifies 6 months before the Prüfungen for exam phase.

The Abitur is entirely in German (except the foreign-language paper). For non-native speakers, this is a major linguistic challenge, especially for oral exams and history or philosophy essays. EduBoost has a "Wissenschaftliches Deutsch" module that prepares you for the academic German register.

Application route depends on the program. For federal Numerus Clausus programs (medicine, dentistry, pharmacy), apply via Hochschulstart.de. For other programs, apply directly to each university. The deadline is typically July 15 for the winter semester. EduBoost provides a complete enrollment calendar and guide.