With the village still recovering from Isshiki's attack, a fresh round of Chūnin Exams gets underway, and Boruto's willingness to protect an injured comrade over completing the task tests what the proctors truly want from a leader.
Sai runs the written portion of the exam while Naruto explains in an interview that recent crises have made qualified shinobi more urgent than ever, prompting other villages to hold their own exams too. The genin lean on their varied skills to trade answers, and Sai disqualifies one caught cheating through a puppet. Denki frets that he will drag his teammates down in the practical stage, and Boruto works to shore up his confidence. When the results post and the surviving teams celebrate, a haughty senior named Kaito Kawanami looks down on Boruto, who does not even remember him.
That night Boruto struggles to sleep, haunted by embarrassing himself in the previous exam, until Naruto reassures him to simply do what he does best, and Boruto resolves to give it everything.
The second stage unfolds in the Forest of Death under simulated battle conditions, where each genin must rescue an injured subordinate, with only ten subordinates available for twenty-six candidates and chūnin planted as enemy shinobi. One team charges in before instructions finish and is disqualified after being captured by wildlife. As the exam runs, Naruto, Sai, and Shikamaru monitor the field through cameras. Kaito, having secretly tagged Boruto with a transmitter, lays a trap and steals his subordinate, but a bear frightens him off a ledge. Boruto's freed subordinate helps release him, and rather than race the clock, Boruto chooses to bandage the injured Kaito and carry him out with a shadow clone.

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Boruto nearly reaches the exit before time expires, and along with Tsubaki, Hōki, Inojin, Chōchō, Denki, Wasabi, Iwabee, Sarada, and Mitsuki, he passes. The proctors reveal the candidates were graded on overall performance, so refusing to abandon a hurt teammate counted in his favor, since a mission cannot always be completed. Sarada also sees through Mirai Sarutobi, who plays an enemy shinobi disguised as Mitsuki, and engages her. The group is then surprised to learn the final stage will be one-on-one bouts, meaning only half of them can become chūnin.
The Chunin Exams resume in episode 221 of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, titled The Chunin Exams Resume, part of the Chunin Re-Examination Arc.
Sai oversees the written test while the genin candidates lean on their individual skills to trade answers, and he disqualifies one candidate caught cheating with a puppet.
In the Forest of Death, each genin must rescue an injured subordinate under simulated battle conditions, with only ten subordinates available for twenty six candidates and chunin planted as enemy shinobi.
After a bear scares Kaito off a ledge and injures him, Boruto chooses to bandage his rival and carry him out with a shadow clone rather than racing to beat the clock.
The proctors reveal that candidates were graded on overall performance, and Boruto's choice to help the injured Kaito instead of abandoning him counted in his favor since a mission cannot always be completed as planned.
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