After having been carefully grounded at home in Hebrew studies, and graduating with honors from the Protestant Lyceum of his native city, he attended the Talmud schools at Eisenstadt (1832) [under M. J. Perls], Presburg (1834–35) [under Moses Sofer], and Prague (1836), where he obtained, at the age of twenty-two, his rabbinical degree.
Having a strong background in Hebrew studies, he graduated with honors from the Protestant Lyceum of his hometown. He then continued his education in Talmud at various institutions, including Eisenstadt (1832), Presburg (1834-35), and Prague (1836), ultimately achieving his rabbinical degree at the age of twenty-two.