A claim was raised today (17th) that the daughter of the Minister of Health and Welfare candidate Jeong Ho-young's 'full score on the oral exam' received by certain judges who were her father's acquaintances at the time of the Kyungpook National University medical school transfer exam may have made a difference between passing the exam.
In December 2016, when candidate Chung was the head of treatment at Kyungpook National University Hospital, she applied for and passed the Bachelor of Medicine transfer at Kyungpook National University, and she is currently working as a resident at Kyungpook National University Hospital.
According to the '2017 Medical School Bachelor's Transfer Admission Screening Final Assessment Report' submitted by the Democratic Party's Rep. Ko Min-jung's office from Kyungpook National University Medical School, her daughter Jung received a perfect score of 60 in the 3rd exam room alone in the oral evaluation conducted around the 3 exam rooms.
The oral evaluation score of Mr. Jeong was 53 points (17 points, 19 points, 17 points) in the first examination room, 51 points (17 points, 17 points, 17 points) in the second examination room, and 60 points (20 points, 20 points, 20 points) in the third examination room. .
The 3 judges of the 3rd exam room were known as two co-authors who wrote the thesis together with Professor Park Tae-in, who was then the Vice Dean of Kyungpook National University College of Medicine, and Candidate Jeong.
The average score of Ms. Jeong's oral evaluation in the 1st and 2nd exam rooms was 17.3, which is different from the average 20 points in the 3rd exam room.
It was found that Jeong's total score, which she passed as a preliminary candidate No. 5, was 6.81 points different from the highest score among her unsuccessful candidates.
She points out that she couldn't guarantee that she would pass if she had a score of 1 or 2 in the 3rd exam room, she points out in the council room.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare explained earlier that there were applicants who received perfect scores in oral evaluations in other exam rooms other than Mr. Jung, but this applicant received perfect scores from all 6 judges of the 1st and 2nd exam rooms, and was ranked first in the overall selection process.
Rep. Ko said, "Candidate Chung's daughter received a perfect score of 20 from three interviewers for the 3rd exam room, who had a special relationship with her father. do,” he claimed.