What are the criteria for the classification of overseas exams? (Topic) The Korean Proficiency Test is an examination sponsored by the Korean Ministry of Education, which aims to evaluate the Korean learning level of foreign students and provide language proficiency assessment for foreigners studying and working in Korea.

Topik exams abroad are generally divided into primary (1 and 2), intermediate (3 and 4) and advanced (5 and 6).

Test time: Generally, there are four tests in Korea in April, July, September and 65438+February each year. China takes exams twice a year, in April and September respectively.

Test location: China, Korea.

Requirements for studying abroad in Korea:

-Studying for a bachelor's degree: foreign students aged 0/8-25 who graduated from high school have passed the Korean proficiency test of Grade 3 or above.

-Master's degree: 18-27 Foreign students with bachelor's degree have passed CET-4 or above.-Doctoral degree: Master's degree has passed CET-4 or above (the above standards are general standards. If the specific university standards are different from the above standards, the specific university standards shall prevail. )

Generally speaking, the classification criteria for overseas exams are divided into three levels, namely, primary, intermediate and advanced. The content of each level is different, and the higher the level, the greater the difficulty coefficient. It is suggested that international students can choose their own level according to their actual situation when applying for such exams.