Students in bigger cities tend to score higher than their peers from smaller towns in college entrance exams. The Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation released data indicating this trend after analyzing the test results of high school students for the past five years.
Students in Gwangju had the highest scores while those in South Chungcheong Province scored the lowest.
This is the first time the test results were analyzed since the entrance exam was set up in 1993. The information could stir controversy over the government’s efforts to standardize the quality of education throughout the country.
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