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The military police are investigating as an active air force soldier was revealed to have been 'representative' on the college entrance exam last year at the request of a senior soldier. It was confirmed that it was not caught at the time even though a photo of the admission ticket and another person sat down and took the test.

Reporter Kim Tae-hoon reports.

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Soldier A of the Air Force Corps of Jinju-mo, Gyeongnam, took a vacation on November 14th last year and took a college entrance exam in Seoul.

It wasn't the so-called self-examination of a so-called prestigious private university student.

Senior B took the exam with a picture of Mr. B and Mr. B's identification card, and the result was that Mr. B even passed a private university in Seoul, but it was known that he had not registered.

This fact was reported to the National Newspaper on February 11th and was later revealed, and was passed to the military and the police after being investigated by the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education.

The military police are investigating the motive and the cost of the crime by arresting Mr. A, but Mr. A is said to have stated that "the senior soldier asked repeatedly and refused and there was no price."

Mr. B, who passed out last month, is being investigated by civilian police.

Despite the fact that the test taker's face was different from the admission ticket and ID photo, the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education said that there were no criticisms or mistakes of the test supervisors, and that current teachers are not easy to filter out.

[Seoul High School Teacher: I'm taking the exam for a long time, but since the (supervisor) asks me to come up and raise my head, there is a possibility of complaints, so it's a little difficult to compare it with the photo of the SAT application.]

It seems necessary to check whether there is a loophole in the current test supervisory system after the surrogate SAT exam in 15 years.

(Video editing: Seungjin Lee)