Following the postponement of the introduction of written questions in Japanese and mathematics from the Common Test for University Admissions, the National Center for University Entrance Examinations deleted all one of the major questions in the Japanese language, and the test time was changed from 100 minutes to 80 minutes, which is the same as the center test. It was revealed that it would be shortened to.Mathematics is replaced with a mark sheet type question, and the test time of 70 minutes is maintained.
According to the National Center for University Entrance Examinations, the national language used to consist of four large mark-sheet questions in the center exams so far, but in the common test for university admissions, one large descriptive question was added and three small questions were added. I was supposed to write up to 1-80 characters.However, due to the postponement of the introduction of the descriptive question, I decided to delete the large question of the descriptive question and use only the mark sheet type with a maximum of 120 points.
The time for "Math I" and "Math I / Math A" remains 10 minutes, which is 70 minutes longer than the center test.All three descriptive questions that were planned to be mixed with the mark sheet type questions will be changed to mark sheet type questions.Instead, questions will be given with an emphasis on thinking, judgment, and expressiveness, such as by increasing the number of problems in reading a large number of materials.
It was said that the provision of grades to each university would be delayed by about one week from the center test if the descriptive questions were introduced, but all of them will be mark sheet type questions, which will be as fast as the center test.
It was decided to introduce the descriptive question with the aim of questioning thinking ability and expressiveness, but it is necessary to score 50 people in about 20 days, and the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology said that it is difficult to eradicate scoring mistakes. The introduction was postponed.
