Lee Juho, "The difficulty level of the college entrance exam is appropriate..."Unable to adjust next year's medical school quota"

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education Lee Ju-ho said he thought the 2025 College Scholastic Ability Test had maintained an appropriate level of difficulty.

Deputy Prime Minister Lee said on KBS radio today that he tried to eliminate the killer questions and eliminate the private education cartel, and that he thinks these are well-reflected CSATs.

In a broad sense, weak public education encouraged private education, but it was expected that strengthening public education through the introduction of artificial intelligence digital textbooks would reduce private education.

He also stressed that the medical community should continue to insist on reducing the number of medical schools in 2025, saying that entrance exams should be predictable and fair in accordance with laws and regulations, and that medical claims are unacceptable in light of this principle.

He added that the government is participating in the ruling and opposition parties' government consultative body to explain how the government can meet the demands of certain groups while breaking the law.