Anyone who has decided to prepare for the Certified Real Estate Agent exam makes the same resolution: that they will definitely finish it this time. However, once you actually open the book, the subject that holds you back the most is Civil Law. The volume is vast, case law seems endless, and similar concepts keep getting mixed up. What you memorized yesterday feels unfamiliar when you look at it again today. Legal acts against public order, collusive false declarations, acquisitive prescription, statutory surface rights. You have clearly seen them many times, yet your hands stop as soon as you enter the exam hall. And so, a year passes, and another exam goes by. Only those who have experienced it know the helplessness of sitting at your desk longer than anyone else, yet seeing no results. The problem was not the quantity of effort, but the direction.

Civil Law is not difficult because you lack intelligence. It is simply because your approach was misaligned with the exam. If you change your approach, you can reach a completely different result with the same amount of time.

Ultimately, Civil Law for the Certified Real Estate Agent exam is a battle to discern what is right and what is wrong. What shakes you in the exam hall is not the questions you don't know, but the passages that seem both familiar and elusive. A single word change can turn a correct answer into an incorrect one, and traps are hidden within familiar sentences. Thoroughly reading thick textbooks does not cultivate this judgment. Even if you underline hundreds of pages, you cannot be certain whether that single line is right or wrong when faced with the actual exam paper. True proficiency is built by repeatedly encountering passages from actual exams and internalizing what is right and wrong through practice.

That is why in Civil Law True/False questions, the winner is not the person who solved many problems, but the person who has properly reviewed past exam questions. Bom Gichul is built upon that single truth.

This app contains 400 past Civil Law questions for the Certified Real Estate Agent exam, covering 10 years from 2016 to the latest session, without exception. It is not a collection of randomly selected question sets, but a compilation of only the sentences that appeared on actual exam papers. It is not a mere stack of questions. Every option for each question has been broken down into True/False statements one by one, and explanations have been attached to each choice to explain why it is correct or incorrect. Ultimately, what appears on the exam is judgment at the passage level, and Bom Gichul trains you to make that judgment head-on. While it may appear that examiners create new questions every year, they actually repeat the same issues with only the wording changed. To someone who has thoroughly examined the past 10 years of exam questions, this year's questions are not unfamiliar faces.

The heart of this app lies in two places: learning and concept cards.

Learning is the main route to passing the exam. It captures the two actual study methods used by test-takers: a full cycle by year and a full cycle by chapter. You no longer need to wander around wondering how far you have progressed or which chapters you are weak in. This is because your progress for each year and chapter is displayed as a number. Learning by year identifies what appeared in that year, while learning by chapter shows how frequently and in what ways that chapter appears. Exam statistics show at a glance which chapters are heavily concentrated. You do not need to study by intuition. The app tells you where your gaps are and what you need to review further. Passing the exam ultimately comes from repeating past questions, and that repetition is already designed into the Spring Past Questions app.

The true power of learning emerges the moment you make a mistake. Incorrect answers accumulate in your error notebook, while confusing passages are recorded in your memorization notebook. When re-solving problems, focus only on the incorrect ones; right before the exam, focus only on what you have memorized. You can selectively repeat only your weaknesses. You do not need to go through all past exam questions from the beginning every time; instead, you can focus on and narrow down the areas where you frequently make mistakes. This is not an app where you simply guess the answer and move on, but one that connects the moment you make a mistake directly to your next study session.

Concept Cards are a unique weapon exclusive to Bomgi Past Exam Questions. They are not just a collection of common questions. We analyzed the explanations for the past 10 years of past exams one question at a time, extracted the themes based on what the question actually asks, and organized them into 86 categories. Therefore, they differ in tone from the table of contents of standard textbooks. Even for the same transaction, some questions directly address establishment and validity, while others deal with warranty liability. Where the exam latched onto the subject from various angles, the themes are finely divided, while those merely brushed past it once or twice remain thin. That unevenness is the true weight of the exam questions. The overall framework follows the basic structure of the Civil Law—General Provisions, Real Rights, Obligations, and Special Civil Laws—so you won't get lost; yet, what fills it is not the book's table of contents, but the voice of actual exam questions. Even just glancing at the table of contents reveals where the emphasis lies.

The core of the Concept Cards lies in placing O and X side by side. What separates passing the O/X test is not the quantity of knowledge, but the speed of judgment. Within a single card, you can immediately compare correct and incorrect expressions on the same topic. A single phrase that is almost correct but incorrect, which was scattered throughout the book, is gathered in one place. Reviewing the X statements on topics you frequently get wrong is much closer to a passing score than solving many new problems. Once you start noticing the pattern where a specific word is changed when an X is given for a particular topic, your judgment speed will improve even with unfamiliar sentences. This is not about memorizing legal provisions in their entirety, but about mastering the language that works in the exam. You can even collect confusing cards separately and review only those right before the exam. The Concept Cards are a sketchbook laid out with the correct sentences and trap sentences left by past exams. The patterns that Civil Law repeats every year are already organized and waiting for you.

Furthermore, Bomgichul has one more feature not found in any other past exam app: AI writes the questions for you.

When you get stuck on your own, what actually consumes your time isn't the content you don't know, but the dilemma of "what should I ask?" You wander around unsure how to formulate a question and end up just skipping it. Bomgichul has eliminated that bottleneck. If you press the AI explanation button, it automatically creates a request to explain the relevant statutes and precedents by bundling the passage you are currently viewing, the answer choices you selected, and the explanation all at once. The AI concept summary formulates questions for you based on the explanation topic, asking you to clarify the key points of true and false answers, as well as the differences between similar yet confusing concepts. GPT inputs directly into the input field, while Gemini and Claude require only copy and paste. It is done with a single button press. You can delve seamlessly into a single line that was impossible to understand from the textbook alone, or a key issue that wouldn't sink in until the day before the exam, without ever leaving the study screen. Added to this are exams that test your practical skills and tools that stand by your side. In the exam, you complete and grade all 40 questions in a single session. Scores, failure status, and the number of correct and incorrect answers are all recorded from the first to the fifth round of review; once you complete the fifth round, you can solidify your understanding through infinite repetition. This is a direct implementation of the past exam review method that successful candidates unanimously agree on. The glossary contains 125 legal terms from past exams, allowing you to search by initial consonant and showing you exactly how and where those terms were used in the exams.

Bom Gichul is lightweight. There is no cumbersome registration or complicated procedures. You can start immediately after installation. Whether on the subway during your commute, late at night after putting your child to sleep, or during a brief break at lunchtime, those spare moments when you would normally find it difficult to open a book are transformed directly into time dedicated to passing the exam. You do not need heavy books or a place to open them. A single screen in your hand is all you need.

The Certified Real Estate Agent exam is one where failing once means waiting a full year to retake it. Changing the weight of that year requires not grand resolutions, but a single small habit today. If you felt lost on where to start, the answer is surprisingly simple: thoroughly review past exam questions, re-solve the ones you got wrong, and repeatedly focus on your weak points. Bomgichul places the very work that successful candidates eventually did into your hands in the most efficient form.

Studying is a lonely process. Until the results come out, it is difficult to be certain if you are on the right track. To ensure you do not lose your way on that path, Bomgichul leaves a numerical record of your daily progress. The progress rate filled today compared to yesterday, fewer incorrect answers, and cards you no longer need to review. These small changes accumulate, eventually giving you a firm hand that stands firm on the exam paper.

I want to see your name on the list of successful candidates for the next exam. The path to success begins the moment you solve your first problem today. Start that journey with Bomgichul. Just as spring arrives where the cold winter has been endured, success comes to those who have prepared silently. Spring comes to those who are prepared.