South Korean students are suing the government after their exam ended prematurely, by 90 seconds. The students were candidates for this year's annual college entrance exams, also known as suneung.

Students in South Korea are taking the government to court a lawsuit after their eight-hour college admission exam ended 90 seconds earlier than it was supposed to. Each student is asking for £ ...

The matter pertains to Korea's college admission test, known as “Suneung”, which is an eight-hour long exam with back-to-back papers in multiple subjects. At least 39 South Korean students ...

A group of South Korean students are suing the government because their college admission examination ended 90 seconds earlier than scheduled. They are asking for 20 million won ($15,400; £12,000 ...

Mind-bending questions and a life-changing exam By the time South Korean teenagers enter high school, much of their lives revolve around academic results and preparing for the day of the CSAT ...

In a statement issued Sunday night, the university said it was not true that the questions were leaked before the exam began and assured that the fairness of the exam was not compromised. On Oct. 12, ...

Nine-hour prayer sessions, live-streamed speaking in tongues, bowing before a Buddhist altar 108 times: South Korean parents are turning to God as students sit a crucial exam Thursday.

South Korean students take the national college entrance exam at a school in Seoul on November 17, 2022. Chung Sung-Jun/AFP/Getty Images Seoul, South Korea CNN — ...

Nine-hour prayer sessions, live-streamed speaking in tongues, bowing before a Buddhist altar 108 times: South Korean parents are turning to God as students sit a crucial exam Thursday.