General Scholastic Ability Test

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General Scholastic Ability Test
大學學科能力測驗

Acronym	GSAT, 學測
Type	Entrance exam
Administrator	College Entrance Examination Center [zh]
Skills tested	Multiple, Optional, Handwritten questions
Purpose	Applying to colleges
Year started	1994; 30 years ago (1994)
Duration	Chinese: 90 Mins English/Math AB: 100 Mins Science/Social Studies: 110 Mins
Score range	0～15
Score validity	This school year
Regions	Taiwan
Languages	Chinese、English
Annual number of test takers	116,465 (2022)[1]
Prerequisites	N/A
Fee	Group: Basic NT$200, NT$170/subject Personal: Basic NT$250, NT$170/subject
Used by	Every college[2]
Website	www.ceec.edu.tw

The General Scholastic Ability Test (學科能力測驗)^[3] is the Taiwanese university entrance exam. The test is administered over two days and five subjects

• Chinese language and literature
• English language
• Mathematics
• Social studies (including History, Geography, and Civics)
• Science (including Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Earth Science)

The materials cover the first two years of Taiwanese senior high school (10th and 11th grade).

In recent years,^[when?] the test has attempted to encourage students to read outside of their classwork and be attuned to current events by including questions related to the Ebola virus, climate change,^[4] 3G technology, and popular comic figures such as Spider-Man.^[5][6]

• (in Chinese) 大學招生委員會聯合會　

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