An entrance examination is the base the rest of the journey stands on. Two hours, six sections, reasoning over syntax recall — timed, integrity-monitored, and free, always.
Results come as a band in the house bar-and-dot notation — never a percentage, never a percentile, never a ranking against anyone else. A band says where you are, not what you missed.
If a sitting does not go the way you wanted, sit Chuun again seven days after the one before it — as often as that, for as long as the founding cohort is open. A retake costs nothing, because Chuun costs nothing.
Every sitting you finish stays on your record; nothing you sit erases what you sat before. Your band is one input a person reads — a human reviewer decides a seat. Read the full retake policy.
Free, no card, no commitment. The sitting places you; if it does not go your way, you can sit again seven days later.