The interim tally of the average scores of this year's university entrance common test was announced, and while it was the highest in two subjects such as "Earth Science Basics", it was the lowest in five subjects such as "World History A".
Since the average score of "biology" and "physics" is more than 20 points, there is a possibility that score adjustment will be made.
On the 18th, the University Entrance Examination Center announced the results of the interim tally, which summarizes the average scores of more than 220,000 people for the final exam of the university entrance common test applied for by 510,000 people nationwide.
Compared to past fixed values, the two subjects of "Earth Science Basics" and "English (Listening)" achieved record highs, while "World History A", "Politics/Economics", "Physics Basics", "Biology", and "English (Reading)" )” was the lowest ever in five subjects.
Of these, "biology" had a difference of 23.91 points from "physics" in the same elective subject.
The university entrance examination center will adjust the score if there is a difference of 20 points or more in the average score in some elective subjects and it is recognized that there was a difference in difficulty, and the score will be adjusted on the 20th. We will announce whether or not
More than 3,800 people eligible for make-up exams, the highest number ever
With the spread of the new coronavirus, the number of people who were eligible for supplementary examinations for the common university entrance exams held this month has more than doubled from last year, reaching a record high of over 3,800.
More than 510,000 people applied for the third university entrance common test this year, and the main test was held on the 14th and 15th of this month.
According to the University Entrance Examination Center, as of the 18th, the number of people eligible for supplementary examinations was 3,557 for reasons such as illness and injury, including infection with the new coronavirus, and those who became close contacts or were affected by accidents on public transportation. There are 332 people who have received it, and the total is 3889 people.
Compared to last year, which was the most common year-to-date, it has more than doubled, making it the highest number ever.
The University Entrance Examination Center will announce a detailed breakdown of new corona infections, etc. on the 25th of next week.
In addition, a total of 393 people were subject to ``re-examination'' due to reasons on the venue side, at six examination centers such as Nagoya City, where there were mistakes such as finishing the examination ahead of schedule.
Both make-up and re-examinations are scheduled for the 28th and 29th of this month.