As some of you may know, I have graduated from three different universities and have taken various qualification exams multiple times, so I have more to say about exams than anyone else.

I also utilized methods passed down to me by acquaintances who passed the judicial, administrative, and foreign service exams. Using these methods I experienced, I passed every exam I took. I believe these methods have been sufficiently verified.

If parents are reading this, please send the link to your children and encourage them to read it! Please share this link with others who have students in their families so that many people can benefit from this information.

Tip 05. Repetitive learning.
Instead of searching for new material, plan your studies well and focus on repetition and organization. Short lectures or thin books that summarize weak areas are excellent.

Tip 06. Take a 10–20 minute walk after meals.
A 10-minute walk after eating helps with digestion, provides a mental refresh, and is a short but effective healing time to share information and relieve stress with friends.

Tip 07. Create a keyword notebook.
Write down the keywords of what you studied today in a small notebook and expand your thinking around these keywords to practice repetition. Short-term memory will convert into long-term memory, making it truly yours.

Tip 08. Avoid excessive health foods 1 month to 2 weeks before the exam.
During periods of high stress, your body is sensitive, and unfamiliar, heavy health tonics can impair digestion. Even gifts like rice cakes can be detrimental to students with sensitive stomachs.

Tip 09. Study subjects according to the exam schedule starting 2 weeks to a month before.
Study subjects in line with the actual exam timetable so that your brain can recognize and become familiar with which subject is studied during which time slot.

In medicine, there is a term called "Golden Time." It refers to the crucial window for life-saving treatment or surgery. While an entrance exam is not everything in life, it is clearly an important gateway for growth and development. That is why I want to call this period for students their "Golden Time."

During a golden time, we do everything possible to save a patient. I hope examinees strictly follow the methods mentioned above. Parents, please keep checking on your children's condition so they can endure this remaining golden time and achieve good results.

If your child complains of fatigue, has a heavy or foggy head, feels extreme stress, or shows symptoms like digestive issues or nosebleeds, please contact the clinic immediately. The part we can help with is physical strength and condition management to ensure they are in their best state. It is better to support them with herbal medicine or Gongjin-dan so you have no regrets later.

Dear examinees!!! From now on, it is a battle of stamina and mental strength.
Avoid catching colds, maintain peak condition, and keep your mind clear for maximum concentration!
I hope you develop the strength to not be crushed by stress, but to use it to move forward.