Suneung countdown

2027 academic year College Scholastic Ability Test (Suneung) — South Korea
Exam date November 19, 2026 (Thu)
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2027 academic year Suneung exam date

The College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT, 수능 Suneung) is South Korea’s nationwide university entrance exam, held on a single day across the country, set and administered by the Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation (KICE). The United States has no equivalent single nationwide exam date, so this page shows the Korean exam as it is. The 2027 academic year Suneung is on November 19, 2026 (Thu). Note that the academic year in the name (2027) is not the calendar year the exam is held (2026). Source: KICE basic plan announcement (in Korean)

This page counts the days to the Suneung from the exam date confirmed in the official announcement. The count includes weekends and holidays, and it is recalculated when the date changes in Korea Standard Time (KST). The academic year, the actual exam date and the date the source was checked appear with the result.

How the Suneung countdown is counted

The count is the difference in calendar dates, in Korea Standard Time (KST), between today and the Suneung exam date in South Korea. The day before the exam is D-1 and exam day is D-day. Today counts as 0; the exam day is not added as day 1. Weekends and holidays are included in the count.

Today’s date and the days remaining change at midnight KST, because the exam is held in Korea. The count uses KST even if your device is set to another region. It does not count the hours or seconds until the exam starts.

A general D-day calculator shows past dates as D+. This Suneung page shows the past exam from the day after the exam, and shows the days remaining again once next academic year’s date has been added. Dates you have already saved elsewhere are not changed.

Counting other dates

To count business days or the days to any other date, use “Count the days to another date” below the result. Dates you enter there are not saved in your browser or sent to the server. See Privacy on this page for how access data is handled.

Source: KICE (Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation) basic plan announcement · checked 2026-09-09

Data version: kr-suneung-2027-2028@2026-09-13.1 · showing 2027 academic year · valid until November 20, 2026 (Fri) 00:00 KST

Frequently asked questions
How are the days to the Suneung counted?
The count is the difference in calendar dates, in KST, between today and the exam date. The day before the exam is D-1 and exam day is D-day. Today counts as 0 and the exam day is not added as day 1. After the exam, the same date entered in a general D-day calculator would show as D+.
Why is Korea Standard Time (KST) used?
The Suneung is held in South Korea, so the countdown uses today’s date in Korea Standard Time (KST). Wherever you open the page, the same moment gives the same reference date. The date changes at midnight KST.
When is next academic year’s Suneung date added?
The 2028 academic year exam date has already been announced by the Ministry of Education (Korea). The confirmed date is added to the canonical data, and the countdown switches to the next academic year after the current exam has passed. The official announcement and this page’s update may happen at different times. exam date announcement by the Ministry of Education (Korea)
Can I save the Suneung date?
This page does not save dates. The button above opens the list of tools in English; the business days calculator linked below counts the days to any date, and nothing you enter there is saved in your browser.
Where does the Suneung exam date come from?
The 2027 academic year Suneung date comes from the KICE basic plan announcement. The source line on this page links to the original (in Korean) with the date it was checked, and the data version line shows the canonical data applied. the KICE announcement (original, in Korean)

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