I am somewhere between A2 and B1 in German. How can I expedite the learning process so that I will be ready for the B2 exam by January of 2019?

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You have enough time to complete B1 and B2. You need 6 to 8 months to complete B2 but it depends from where you are learning German. Keep practicing, take online free tests to check your language proficiency ; alongside buy this book " Fit fuers Goethe-Zertifikat B2" by Brigitte Schaefer (Deutschpruefung...
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You have enough time to complete B1 and B2. You need 6 to 8 months to complete B2 but it depends from where you are learning German. Keep practicing, take online free tests to check your language proficiency ; alongside buy this book " Fit fuers Goethe-Zertifikat B2" by Brigitte Schaefer (Deutschpruefung fuer Erwachsene) for preparing for B2 exam. This book has sample questions/test papers to prepare students for all the 4 parts of exam i.e reading, writing, understanding and speaking. read less
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