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TOPIK I · supplied PDF archive

Past papers, ready to study.

Open TOPIK I papers from both formats, then use the matching answer keys, listening audio, and released transcripts. Start with the complete 102nd set and work backward.

22exam editions
34local paper PDFs
708practice pages
22listening-audio sets
Best starting point

102nd TOPIK I set

The 102nd paper is separated into reading, listening, and a local listening transcript, with answer keys and the original audio available from the released archive.

Chronological archive

Earlier TOPIK I papers

Each card includes a real PDF preview plus access to its answer keys, listening audio, and transcript.

Complete old format · 25th–34th

Two-session beginner papers

Every edition includes both original sessions, answer keys, and listening audio. No transcript was released for the 25th–34th archive, so those cards state that explicitly.

지시문 · The line above every group

Fixed instruction lines, in paper order

These 26 lines open the question groups of every paper above, always in this order: 1–30 listening, 31–70 reading. Learn to read the Korean at a glance — the English and Arabic under each line are only scaffolding. The same lines, in the same order, head the thirty mock papers.

    A practical routine

    How to use the archive

    1

    Simulate the paper

    Work without notes. Allow 40 minutes for listening and 60 minutes for reading.

    2

    Mark every uncertainty

    Circle questions you guessed, even when the guess later turns out to be correct.

    3

    Return to the lesson

    Use the grammar source tags to connect difficult sentences back to their lesson.

    Source and use note. The local study PDFs are paired with the publicly accessible TOPIK Guide released-paper archive for answer keys, listening audio, and transcripts. TOPIK Guide notes that editions missing from its list were not released by NIIED. Test content remains attributed to TOPIK/NIIED and is provided here for personal study.