Gangwon Office of Education Distributes Mock Test Papers for 2026 College Scholastic Ability Test Preparation

The Gangwon Provincial Office of Education (Superintendent: Shin Kyung-ho) will sequentially distribute the Gangwon mock test papers for the 2026 College Scholastic Ability Test to 91 high schools in the province from October 14 to October 17, 2025.

Gangwon Provincial Office of Education building. Provided by Gangwon Provincial Office of Education

This set of test papers was directly created by the Gangwon CSAT-style Question Analysis Research Group, which has been operating since February and consists of 110 secondary school teachers in the province. The questions were completed after on-site collaboration and external review.

The mock test covers a total of 11 subjects (Korean, Mathematics, English, Korean History, Life and Ethics, Korean Geography, Social Studies and Culture, Physics I, Chemistry I, Life Science I, and Earth Science I) and is designed in the same format as the actual College Scholastic Ability Test.

The elective subjects for Korean and Mathematics are as follows: for Korean, Language and Media, and Speech and Composition; for Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, and Calculus.

The answer sheets and explanations include the intention behind each question and the solution process, enabling students to use them as self-directed learning materials.

Each school can utilize the test papers for their own assessments or as teaching and learning materials during class, while students can use them to check their learning progress and prepare for the actual CSAT.

After distributing the test papers, the Provincial Office of Education will conduct a satisfaction survey among students and teachers, and will hold evaluation meetings with the Question Analysis Research Group to continuously improve the quality of future questions.

Park Sungkwan, Director of Future Education, stated, "We hope that the Gangwon mock test papers will help examinees in the province check their learning and enhance their practical test-taking skills."

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