Accounting, which has a higher proportion of applied problems than other subjects, has the difficulty of being insufficiently prepared with only past exam questions.
To solve this problem, the Gongta Gi-chul is composed of 'past civil service exam questions + past questions from other exams (insurance actuary, customs broker, real estate appraiser, etc.) at the civil service exam level.'
The publication of this unique workbook, which covers not only past exam questions but also applied questions, has been loved by many test takers.
It has become established as the 'Bible of Civil Service Accounting' to the point that there is a saying in the student community that 'even if you follow another instructor's curriculum, buy the Gongta Exam Questions and solve them.'

For the past two years in a row, the civil service exam has been easy.
As cases of passing the exam in a short period of time by repeatedly solving only easy past exam questions arise, the question arises, "Is it really necessary to study difficult application problems anymore?"
Yet, on the other hand, there are voices of concern: "What if the exams become as difficult as before? Then I'll have to prepare for another year?"
In fact, if you look at past correct answer statistics, the difficulty of the exam changes in an unpredictable way every time the examiners change.
The test, which had been easy for two years in a row, suddenly became difficult, then easy again, and so on.
So how should test takers prepare?

I believe the best solution to this anxiety is to allow each test taker to divide their study area according to their individual circumstances and target scores.
Each test taker's situation is different.
Some students may only need to secure a minimum score in accounting because their general subject grades are good, while others, on the other hand, may not be able to raise their general subject grades and must obtain a high score in accounting.
While some students start studying in the spring and secure about a year, others start in the fall and aim to pass in a shorter period of time.
Some test takers aim to pass the exam in a short period of time if the exam is easy, while others want to pass no matter how the exam is given.

To help test takers divide their study areas according to their individual strategies, Gongtagi Chul has categorized past exam questions from the past 10 years by correct answer rate as follows:

① Basic questions: 300 questions for test takers who want to score 60 points in a short period of time.
② Required questions: Approximately 300 questions to secure the general passing score of 80 points.
③ Application Problems: Approximately 400 questions for test takers who need a high score of 90 points.
④ Advanced questions: About 100 questions that are not necessary to look at unless you are aiming for a perfect score.

Test takers who want to score 60 points in a short period of time can read through the 300 or so basic questions.
If you are aiming for an average passing score of around 80 points, you can add about 300 required questions.
If you are aiming for a high score in the 90s, please develop your applied skills through application problems.
The advanced questions are additional questions for test takers aiming for a perfect score in accounting.
We have released a unique collection of past exam questions that allows you to set your reading range according to your own strategy.

I believe that the pride and satisfaction I felt while writing this book will lead to the students passing their exams.
We will do our best to help you pass.