Whether you’re a beginner or advanced learner, TOPIK has a level that matches your Korean proficiency. Here’s a breakdown of each level and what you’ll be expected to know.
📚 TOPIK Exam Levels
| Level | Proficiency Description |
| Level 1 | Basic conversation: greetings, self-introduction, daily needs. |
| Level 2 | Making phone calls, shopping, using banks/hospitals, understanding schedules. |
| Level 3 | Reading signs, filling out forms, casual conversation, hobbies. |
| Level 4 | Discussing social topics, informal reports, expressing opinions. |
| Level 5 | Understanding news articles, expressing abstract ideas, workplace Korean. |
| Level 6 | Fluent use of Korean in academic or professional settings, including formal/informal tone. |
🔎 How to Choose the Right Level
- Are you learning Korean for fun or travel? Start with TOPIK I (Levels 1–2).
- Are you planning to study or work in Korea? Aim for TOPIK II, ideally Level 4 or higher.
- Need a work visa or scholarship? Level 3–5 is typically the minimum requirement.
🏫 How We Help
Our expert Korean trainers at The Oriental Dialogue conduct level-specific batches and help students work toward realistic, achievable goals.
