Pass b2 for both languages, does it make sense?
I need to tell that I need to pass two exams to get b2 .
I am studying Englush and French.I want to pass the B2 exam for both.

Does it sound natural?

Thanks

Question

Pass b2 for both languages, does it make sense?
I need to tell that I need to pass two exams to get b2 .
I am studying Englush and French.I want to pass the B2 exam for both.

Does it sound natural?

Thanks

Answer

Yes, you can say I want to pass the B2 exam for both.
You could also say 'I'm hoping to pass the B2 exams in both English and French' or 'I am aiming to reach a B2 level in English and French' if it is formal, like in a covering letter for a job. In England only people who do languages know about the CEFR levels so I would say 'the B2 exam (according to the CEFR grading system)...' so that they can look it up if they need to.