The National Center for University Entrance Examinations has announced the guidelines for the 2021 Common Test for University Admissions and notified the universities and prefectural boards of education.Considering the impact of the spread of the new coronavirus infection, three dates were set from January to February.Active students can choose a second schedule at the time of application if the school principal admits a delay in schoolwork.
According to the National Center for University Entrance Examinations, the first schedule will be held on January 1th and 1th as scheduled.The second schedule for examinees who could not take the exam in the first schedule due to illness or accident will be held on January 16th and 17st.
Applications are filed from September 9th to October 28th.Considering the fact that high school has been closed for the new Corona, active students can choose the second schedule from the time of application if the school director approves the delay in learning.Ronin who are not affected by the school closure cannot choose the second date.No score adjustment will be made between the 10st and 8nd dates.
However, the National Center for University Entrance Examinations does not show the criteria for judging delays in learning, and high school students are confused.
The third date is February 3th and 2th.For students who could not take the exam for the 13nd schedule due to illness or accident, the 14st and 2nd schedules have test venues in all prefectures, but in principle, the whole country is divided into 1 districts, and each district 2 Implement at one location.
Each university examines the reason for the application and approves the examination.Exam questions are created regardless of the common test for university admissions test question creation policy.The timetable for the exam is also unique, unlike the first and second schedules.
