"Fighting for the college entrance exam!" The entrance to the exam room is closed soon.

[Anchor]
The 2025 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) will begin soon at 1,282 test sites nationwide.

With test takers rushing to visit in the "Day of the Final," relatively warm weather, the heat in front of the College Scholastic Ability Test site is also hot this year.

Let's connect reporters in front of test sites across the country and look at the atmosphere of the site.

First of all, where is reporter Kim Yi-young now?

I see students cheering in the back, what's the atmosphere like on the spot?

[Reporter]
Yes, a little later at 8:10, the entrance to the test site closes.

The juniors standing in front of the school gate are working hard to cheer for the seniors until the end.

While some parents who let in the examinee's children are also nervous and unable to leave the school gate, police officers are also continuously blowing their whistles and trying to get to school safely.

Today, Seoul increased the number of subways operated for the convenience of students' transportation, and deployed more than 1,600 people, including police officers, to test sites and major intersections to manage traffic.

The Korean language test will run for 80 minutes from 8:40 p.m., 30 minutes after the admission deadline.

The number of test takers taking the CSAT today is 522,000, an increase of 18,000 from last year.
The number of
double graduates is around 16,000, the highest in 21 years.

With the rush hour of many office workers, including government offices, delayed after 10 a.m. for a smooth examination environment,
During the listening test in the English section of the
3rd class, aircraft and helicopters will be refrained from taking off and landing, and military training will be suspended for a while.

I think it would be good for citizens to be considerate so that there is no loud noise, such as honking horns near the test site, in support of the students.

Test takers, don't be nervous and I hope you get good results as much as you've worked hard.