The results of the interim tabulation of the average score of the "University Admission Common Test" that started this year were announced on the 20th.

There is a difference of about 20 points in the average score depending on the science and civilian subjects, and if the score is adjusted, it will be announced on the 22nd.

In the first "University Admission Common Test" that replaces the National Center Test for University Admissions, thinking ability and judgment are becoming more important, and in the first main examination held on the 16th and 17th of this month, question sentences and questions The amount of materials handled has increased, and the content requires the utilization of knowledge and reading comprehension.



On the 20th, the National Center for University Entrance Examinations, which conducted the test, announced the interim results of the average scores for about 235,000 people.

Average score of major subjects

<Courses


with a maximum of

200 points>

▽ Japanese language 116.05 points



<

Courses with a maximum of

100 points>


▽ Geographic history


▼ World history B 65.79 points


▼ Japanese history B 66.06 points


▼ Geography B 62.52 points



▽ Citizens


▼ Modern society 54.34 points


▼ Ethics 71.76 points


▼ Politics / Economics 51.32 points



▽ English


▼ Reading 60.35 points


▼ Listening 57.23 points



▽ * Math 1 / Math A 59.20 points


▽ * Math 2 / Math B 62.85 points



▽ Physics 58.89 points


▽ 52.80 points for chemistry


▽ 73.14 points for biology


▽ 47.06 points for geology

Comparison with last year's center test

Compared to last year's center test


,


▽

more than 15 points for biology,

▽ * nearly 14 points for math 2 and math B,


respectively, while


▽ nearly 4 points for geography B,


▽ 3 points for 100 points in Japanese,


Each is down.



In English, the score has changed, and when converted to 100 points,


▼ reading has increased by about 2 points, and


▼ listening is almost the same.



* Mathematics "1" and "2" are Roman numerals to be exact.

If there is a difference of 20 points or more in the average score in the elective course, the score will be adjusted.

The National Center for University Entrance Examinations will consider whether to adjust the score if there is a difference of 20 points or more in the average score for some elective subjects, but in the


interim tabulation,


▽ ethics


▽ politics / economy


▽ Biology


▽ Chemistry,


about 20 points are open.



The National Center for University Entrance Examinations will announce the need for score adjustment on the 22nd of this month.