Grade A for special purpose high schools and self-accident reports, more than twice that of general high schools.

It was found that the ratio of A grade for students in special high schools and autonomous private high schools by subject is more than twice that of general high schools.

This is the result of analyzing the academic achievement results of more than 1,600 general high schools and 90 special-purpose high schools and autonomous private high schools nationwide in the first semester of this year's first year, which was announced in the school notification.

The A-grade ratio for each subject in special high schools and self-accident was 47.4% in Korean, 44.3% in English, and 39.7% in mathematics, more than double the A-grade ratio for general high schools with 19.7% in Korean, 20.6% in English, and 17.2% in mathematics.

Jongno Academy predicted that because the original score for each subject is also recorded in the student department, the preference for special purpose high schools or autonomous private high schools with high original scores may be higher.