TOPIK PBT is the paper-based version of the Korean language proficiency test.
TOPIK IBT is the internet-based version of the test, conducted at designated examination centers.
TOPIK Speaking is a separate test that assesses Korean speaking proficiency. It is not included in TOPIK I or TOPIK II.
These sessions are scheduled for South Korea. Candidates overseas should check for local test announcements.
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If you plan to study in Korea, check your university’s application deadline, TOPIK requirements and score announcement date. Do not rely on the exam date alone when planning your submission.
Registration periods in South Korea and Vietnam may differ. Check announcements from the authorized examination organizer in Vietnam for registration deadlines, test locations, fees and required documents.
TOPIK may be an important factor in university admission, scholarship eligibility and graduation requirements. Required proficiency levels vary by institution, program and applicable regulations.
International students’ eligibility for part-time work also depends on visa status, residency conditions and current regulations—not TOPIK scores alone.
Korean proficiency plays an important role in academic success and daily life in Korea. Preparing early gives candidates more time to strengthen their language skills, choose a suitable test session and complete their study-abroad applications.
In addition to exam preparation, students should carefully review their chosen university’s admission requirements, Korean language proficiency criteria and application deadlines for each intake.
Hangil provides consultation and application support for students planning to study in Korea, helping them understand admission requirements and prepare for their academic goals.
If you plan to study in Korea in 2027, start by checking the TOPIK schedule, improving your Korean proficiency and reviewing your chosen university’s admission requirements.
