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19 days before College Entrance Exam
Smart device cheating blocked
D-12 Deadline November 19 · College Entrance Exam administration date
In short
President Lee Jae-myung has directed measures to prevent cheating on the College Entrance Exam (수능, the national university entrance test).
Recently, cheating using advanced devices like smart glasses has become controversial.
He also ordered strengthened supervisor training and plans to protect supervisors.
Key facts
| When | He directed this at a senior presidential advisors meeting at the Presidential Office on the afternoon of the 5th, ahead of the College Entrance Exam on November 19. |
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| Who | President Lee Jae-myung appealed to various schools and government agencies in charge of exams. |
| What | He directed them to prepare a comprehensive plan to block cheating using advanced devices such as smart glasses. |
| How | He requested strengthened supervisor training, improved on-site response systems, and measures to protect supervisors. |
What it means for me
Test-takers on November 19 may face strengthened exam room supervision and personal item inspections.
Parents with exam-taking children should check the list of prohibited items before the test day.
