CT-EBS Partners to Unveil AI CSAT Service

**A New Horizon for CSAT Learning: Presenting a Customized Success Roadmap Through the Innovative Combination of CT AI and EBS Content** A new solution has emerged for students tired of uniform CSAT study methods. Global education AI company CT has partnered with the Korea Educational Broadcasting System (EBS) to officially launch the innovative 'AI CSAT' service, opening wide the era of personalized learning. The combination of CT's proven AI technology and EBS's high-quality content, which boasts a 50% linkage rate to the CSAT, presents an optimized learning roadmap for each individual student. 'AI CSAT' no longer stops at meaningless "n-times repeated" learning. By precisely analyzing individual learning styles and weaknesses, it identifies the most efficient learning path to achieve target grades. The core of the service is to establish sophisticated learning strategies tailored to each student, based on their recent mock test results and desired target scores. This service proposes a systematic 4-step learning process: goal setting, AI roadmap diagnosis, AI recommended learning, and progress tracking. In particular, 'AI Fast Track Diagnosis' accurately assesses a student's current abilities and helps them prioritize learning the chapters most effective for improving their scores. The AI itself designs the optimal learning path, considering all necessary steps from pre-learning to concept understanding and problem-solving by type. Vast past CSAT exam questions are also reborn through the touch of AI. Tailored to individual roadmaps, they are classified and presented as 'core focus,' 'strategic choice,' and 'skippable problems,' maximizing time efficiency and allowing for focused targeting of weaknesses. EBS's proven CSAT-linked textbooks and past exam questions are included as rich learning content, making it expected to be especially useful for students accelerating their final CSAT preparations. Cho Hyun-gu, CEO of CT, stated, "From the point when the CSAT is 100 days away, it's more important to solve problems correctly than to solve many." He expressed his ambition, saying, "AI CSAT will help students efficiently reach their target grades with the fruits of 12 years of accumulated learning in a new way." Choi Young-ho, Team Leader at EBS, also added, "We are very pleased that CT's AI technology and EBS's educational content have come together to provide students with a more evolved learning experience." For students seeking truly efficient study methods, moving beyond the existing uniform question-bank style learning, 'AI CSAT' is attracting attention as it presents a new learning paradigm beyond being a mere tool, becoming a reliable companion towards successful university admission.