Frequently Asked Questions
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I received an email with the Candidate ID number and test room details. However, when I clicked on the link in the email to print the test admission ticket, the screen prompted me to log in to the account. After logging in, I couldn't see the registration history to print the test admission ticket.
This situation can occur when your account registration email is different from the email registered to receive the Candidate ID number and test room details (in the registration form). If you used the email used in the registration form when clicking on the link instead of your account registration email, it can lead to a login error.
To resolve this, please log in with your account registration email to download and print your test admission ticket.
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Starting from the 89th TOPIK, it is now possible to register for both TOPIK I and TOPIK II tests using a single account.
You are permitted to bring valid identification documents and correction tape into the test room. All electronic devices must be turned off and submitted to the proctor. All other personal belongings should be placed in a bag and stored in the assigned area before the start of the first test section.
*Additionally, during the TOPIK test, you will be provided with a double-sided pen to complete the exam.
- It is important to note that bringing drinks into the test room is generally not allowed, except for water. If you choose to bring water, please ensure that it is in a transparent plastic bottle without any labels, symbols, or characters.
1. Wrong information that can be adjusted:
- One incorrect element in personal information (e.g., missing characters in middle name, in month of birth, etc.)
- One incorrect element in personal information (e.g., misspelling in middle name, in month of birth, etc.)
=> You are still allowed to participate in the exam. You should contact the test room proctor, who will provide further instructions on how to proceed.
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