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[Photo News] Mock exam

By Korea Herald

Published : June 5, 2013 - 20:11

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Students sit for a national evaluton exam for the 2014 College Scholastic Ability Test at Pungmoon Girls’ High School in Seoul on Wednesday. The Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation, which administers the state-run college admission test, announced that 645,960 students at 2,118 high schools and 258 private institutions took the test. (Chung Hee-cho/The Korea Herald) Students sit for a national evaluton exam for the 2014 College Scholastic Ability Test at Pungmoon Girls’ High School in Seoul on Wednesday. The Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation, which administers the state-run college admission test, announced that 645,960 students at 2,118 high schools and 258 private institutions took the test. (Chung Hee-cho/The Korea Herald)

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