What Is the CERT.IT Exam?

The CERT.IT exam is an official Italian language certification issued by Università Roma Tre. It is designed for non-native speakers who want to certify their Italian language level for study, work, citizenship, or personal goals.

The certificate confirms your Italian level according to the CEFR scale (A1–C2).

CERT.IT is increasingly recognized in Italy and abroad as a modern academic certification.

It can be useful for:


Why Choose CERT.IT?

Many students choose CERT.IT because it is:


CERT.IT Levels Explained

Beginner Levels

CERT.IT A1

Basic beginner level.

CERT.IT A2

Elementary communication for everyday situations.


Intermediate Levels

CERT.IT B1

Independent user level.

CERT.IT B2

Upper-intermediate level.


Advanced Levels

CERT.IT C1

Advanced level for academic and professional use.

CERT.IT C2

Highest level of mastery.


CERT.IT Exam Dates 2026

Exam sessions depend on the official calendar and authorized centers.

Typical sessions may be organized during:

PeriodCommon Sessions
SpringMarch / April
SummerJune / July
AutumnOctober / November

⚠️ Exact dates vary depending on the center and country.


Registration Deadlines

Registrations usually close 3–6 weeks before the exam date.

Places may be limited in some centers.


How Much Does the CERT.IT Exam Cost?

The fee depends on:

Typical examples:

LevelApproximate Price
A1 / A2€90–€140
B1€110–€170
B2€130–€210
C1 / C2€160–€250

⚠️ Prices vary depending on the center.


How Is the CERT.IT Exam Structured?

Depending on the level, the exam may include:

Reading

Understanding written texts.

Listening

Understanding spoken Italian.

Writing

Producing written texts.

Speaking

Interview and oral communication.

Language Use

Grammar and vocabulary tasks in some formats.


How Long Does the CERT.IT Exam Take?

The duration depends on the level.

CERT.IT Exam Duration Table

CERT.IT ExamCEFR LevelApproximate Duration
CERT.IT A1A11 hour 45 minutes
CERT.IT A2A22 hours
CERT.IT B1B12 hours 45 minutes
CERT.IT B2B23 hours 30 minutes
CERT.IT C1C14 hours
CERT.IT C2C25 hours

Where to Check CERT.IT Results

Results are usually published through the official system or communicated by the exam center.

Ways to Check Results

1. Through Your Exam Center

Many centers send results by email.

2. Official Platform

Some candidates can check online through the official portal.

3. Direct Contact

If results are delayed, contact the center directly.


How Long for Results?

Approximate waiting time:

Exam TypeEstimated Time
Standard SessionsAround 2–3 months

Is CERT.IT Valid Forever?

Yes. In most cases, the certificate does not expire. However, some institutions may request a recent certificate depending on their internal policies.


Can You Appeal CERT.IT Results?

In some cases, yes. The procedure depends on the center and official regulations.

What to Do

  1. Contact your exam center
  2. Ask for review options
  3. Respect the deadline
  4. Submit candidate details
  5. Wait for official response

A review request does not guarantee a score change.


Which CERT.IT Exam Do I Need?

For University

➡️ B2 or C1

For Work

➡️ Usually B1–C1 depending on profession.

For Personal Goals

➡️ Any level from A1 to C2.

For Citizenship

➡️ Check current official acceptance rules before registering.


Where Can I Take the CERT.IT Exam?

You can take CERT.IT at authorized centers in Italy and selected international locations.

Availability depends on the official network of centers.


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Common reasons:


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