Set the range from your target level
TOPIK I (Levels 1-2) and TOPIK II (Levels 3-6) are grouped as levels, and you can also pick a single level inside each group. Including one level above your target shows you how much room you still have to grow.
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You do not sign up for a particular TOPIK level. The level you receive is decided by your total score: TOPIK I awards Levels 1-2 and TOPIK II awards Levels 3-6, each from a single test booklet. This question bank lets you separate vocabulary, grammar and reading by target level, so you can narrow the range to a goal such as "secure Level 2 first" or "move from Level 3 to Level 4".
Start studyingQuestions and answer choices stay in Korean, and only the explanations follow your display language. You get used to reading exactly as you will on test day, while still understanding the reasoning in your own language.
Questions are drawn at random from the whole bank. Choose anything from 5 questions to all of them.
Combine Levels 1-6 with fields such as vocabulary, grammar and reading to drill only your weak spots.
TOPIK I and TOPIK II have their own question counts and time limits, and results stay hidden until you finish.
TOPIK I (Levels 1-2) and TOPIK II (Levels 3-6) are grouped as levels, and you can also pick a single level inside each group. Including one level above your target shows you how much room you still have to grow.
Question text and choices are shown in Korean, while only explanations and reasons for wrong answers switch to your display language. This prevents the common failure of practising through translations and then falling apart on test day.
TOPIK I runs 40 questions in 60 minutes and TOPIK II runs 50 questions in 70 minutes, both in reading format. An unanswered list and review flags let you manage the order you work in.
Accuracy rates and review schedules are stored in your browser LocalStorage. Answer data is never sent to a server.
Choose from standard study, review, weak points or mock test.
Set Levels 1-6, a field such as vocabulary, grammar or reading, a difficulty and a question count.
Results are kept in your study history so you can retry the questions you missed on a later day.
| Levels covered | Levels 1-6 (TOPIK I and TOPIK II) |
|---|---|
| Questions included | 1,500 questions (free, no sign-up) |
| Mock test | TOPIK I: 40 questions / 60 minutes. TOPIK II: 50 questions / 70 minutes. Reading format. |
| Question format | Four choices, with an explanation on every question |
| Fields covered | Five fields: vocabulary, grammar, cloze, reading and idioms |
| Question language | Korean (explanations follow your display language) |
| Study history | Stored in browser LocalStorage, never sent to a server |
| Official website | Check dates and how to apply on the official TOPIK site |
TOPIK I has 30 listening questions and 40 reading questions for a maximum of 200 points, in 100 minutes. 80 points or more gives Level 1, and 140 or more gives Level 2. TOPIK II has 50 listening questions, 4 writing questions and 50 reading questions for a maximum of 300 points, in 180 minutes split into a 110-minute first session and a 70-minute second session. 120 points gives Level 3, 150 gives Level 4, 190 gives Level 5 and 230 gives Level 6. In neither test do you apply for a specific level: the level follows from your total score. The speaking test is a separate, independent exam. Always check the official site for the latest fees, dates and test rounds.
Questions included: 1,500 questions · Last question update: September 16, 2026
Every question here is free to practise. No sign-up is needed, and you can use standard study with a chosen level, field, difficulty and question count, plus today's review, weak points and mock tests.
No. These are original questions written for study, modelled on TOPIK formats and level descriptors. If you want the actual past papers, check the released test rounds in the archive on the official TOPIK site.
They are separate tests. TOPIK I has 30 listening and 40 reading questions out of 200 points, where 80 gives Level 1 and 140 gives Level 2. TOPIK II has 50 listening, 4 writing and 50 reading questions out of 300 points, where 120 gives Level 3, 150 gives Level 4, 190 gives Level 5 and 230 gives Level 6. In both cases you do not choose a level when applying: your score decides it.
Because on test day the questions and choices are entirely in Korean. If you practise on translations, you will stall at simply understanding what is being asked. This site keeps questions and choices in Korean and switches only the explanations and reasons for wrong answers to your language.
It is a guide based on the vocabulary and grammar expected by the official TOPIK level descriptors. Your real level comes from your total score, so answering the Level 6 questions here does not guarantee Level 6. Including one level above your target shows you where your remaining points are.
No. This site covers only four-choice reading questions. Use the official audio for listening and TOPIK II sample answers for writing. The speaking test is an independent exam held separately from TOPIK I and II.
In the browser you are using, via LocalStorage. There is no automatic sync to other devices, and clearing your browser data erases the history.
This tool is not affiliated with the National Institute for International Education (NIIED) or the bodies that administer TOPIK. It does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the questions, choices or explanations, nor a pass on the real exam. Test formats and level descriptors are revised from time to time. Always check the official site for current information.
This is an unofficial TOPIK preparation question bank. TOPIK and 한국어능력시험 are registered trademarks of the National Institute for International Education.