〈PART 01〉 Korean

Chapter 01 Reading Theory
Chapter 02 Reading Comprehension Questions
Chapter 03 Grammar Theory
Chapter 04 Grammar Problems

〈PART 02〉 Korean History

Chapter 01 The Formation of Our History and Ancient States
Chapter 02 Formation and Transformation of Goryeo's Aristocratic Society
Chapter 03 The Establishment and Changes of Joseon
Chapter 04 Changes in the International Order and the Movement to Establish a Modern State
Chapter 05 Japanese Occupation and the Development of the National Movement
Chapter 06 Development of the Republic of Korea and Changes in the Modern World
Appendix 1 Local History and People
Appendix 2 Final Summary

〈PART 03〉 Common Sense

Chapter 01 Humanities
Chapter 02 Management/Economy
Chapter 03 North Korea
Chapter 04 Law
Chapter 05 Engineering
Chapter 06 National Informatics
Chapter 07 Latest Common Sense

〈PART 04〉 Mock Exam

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The features of the textbook for the National Intelligence Service 9th Grade General Position Recruitment Written Exam, “National Intelligence Service 9th Grade Written Exam All-Care,” are as follows.


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We analyzed the trend of questions based on actual 9th ​​grade written exam questions from the National Intelligence Service.
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It provides theories of Korean language, Korean history, and common sense.
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We present practical questions in various fields based on the theory.
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We provide a final mock exam
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For those who find self-study difficult, we provide video lectures on Jobplat.

Since everything at the National Intelligence Service is confidential, even the Level 9 written exam questions are not made public.
This lack of information is causing many test takers difficulties.

However, the written exam for the 9th grade general position at the National Intelligence Service is not much different from other civil service or public enterprise recruitment exams.
In the written exam consisting of three subjects: Korean language, Korean history, and general knowledge, the Korean language is similar to the general civil service Korean language, but there are some differences in the format, and the Korean history is not much different from the Korean history proficiency test.
Common sense questions have unique types and tendencies of questions from the National Intelligence Service, but in general, they are similar to common sense questions from public enterprises.

Lastly, given the nature of the exam, which requires a relative evaluation, it is important to analyze the type of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) 9th grade written exam in detail and study the NIS-specific content to get a better score than your competitors.