TOPIK Level 1 · 2
Learn in your language,practice on the real paper.
Memorize vocabulary and grammar with meanings in your own language, then answer questions in the 16 real TOPIK I types. A 70-question mock test tells you your estimated level.
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- Units
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- Questions
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- Languages
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Why here
We cleared the four places where TOPIK study gets stuck
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Meanings and explanations in your language
Word meanings, grammar notes and explanations for wrong answers come in eight languages. Korean shows first; the meaning opens only when you tap — so nothing is a stranger on test day.
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The paper's own question types
Numbers 1–4 pick the reply, 34–39 fill the blank, 57–58 put sentences in order. Practice all 16 types by their real numbers, and repeat only the ones you find hard.
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What you learn goes straight into questions
Each unit runs vocabulary → grammar → listening → reading. The words you just memorized appear in the very next questions, so they stick.
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A 70-question mock test with an estimated level
Listening 30 questions in 40 minutes, reading 40 in 60. Take it at real size and get your total, estimated level and accuracy by type. Wrong answers stay in your review list.
Screens
This is what it looks like
Vocabulary cards
Word, part of speech and example first; tap for the meaning.
Question check
Choose, and it tells you right away with an explanation.
Mock test result
Total score, estimated level, accuracy by type.
At a glance
TOPIK I is one test paper
- Listening
- 30 questions · 40 min · 100 pts
- Reading
- 40 questions · 60 min · 100 pts
- Level 1
- 80–139 points
- Level 2
- 140–200 points
Levels 1 and 2 take the same paper. Do well and you get level 2.
See the test in detailWhere it counts
For people preparing for naturalization or a visa
- Korean requirement for the marriage (F-6) visa — TOPIK level 1 or higher
- KIIP stage placement — level 1 starts at stage 2, level 2 at stage 3
- Points systems for residency and work visas — higher level, more points
Requirements and points change with the rules. Check HiKorea (hikorea.go.kr) before applying. As of September 2026.
Three steps
If you start today
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Sign up
A Google, Kakao or Apple account is enough. Same account as interview practice.
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Unit 1
Greetings and introductions. One unit is about 30 words, 4 grammar points and 14 questions.
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Mock test
Once units add up, take the 70 questions in real test time and check your level.
From level 1, in your language
Everything is free for now. The app is coming soon — until then, the same screens work in your phone's browser.
Start for freeThis guide is compiled from public sources. Susu Korean is not affiliated with the National Institute for International Education or the Ministry of Justice. Questions are original practice items modeled on the real test types.