r/TOPIK

Hey everyone! I built a small app called StudyClock and wanted to share it here.

Every study timer I found was either bloated with features I didn't need, or kept trying to gamify my sessions with streaks and leaderboards. I just wanted something that works — alarm rings, I study, alarm rings again, I take a break. That's it.

What it does:

Supports Pomodoro (25/5), 50/10, 45/15, or your own custom intervals

You set a start time, and it automatically handles all your focus + break alarms in the background

No to-do lists, no social features, no distractions — just a clean, reliable timer

It runs on a monthly subscription — think of it as the cost of one chai a month for a tool that actually keeps you on track. 😄

If you're prepping for JEE, NEET, UPSC, or just have exams coming up, give it a look and let me know what you think!

I've been trying to practice more listening on past TOPIK exams with the help of Miss Vicky videos and Prof. Yoon videos on YouTube.

Here is the listening results from his TOPIK 47 Listening series. I'm very happy with the results (I think I technically got an 87% if we're just counting each question as 1 point.

For #10, I changed the answer as soon as he came back on screen so I didn't know if I should've marked myself correct lol.

What other kinds of listening practice should I do? Some of the cartoon ones are too slow lol

Hi. I made Kokio(Korean learning website).

You can take TOPIK I & II reading mock exams with a timer, or just practice specific question types. I included explanations in both English and Korean so you can review your mistakes right away.

I also added a fun little Daily Challenge feature—it gives you one random question a day to help you build a study streak!

Currently, I've uploaded one full mock exam for each level as a starting point, and I'll be gradually adding more tests.

All TOPIK features are 100% free, no download needed!