(BAFU) – More than 1 million candidates arrived at examination venues nationwide on June 27 to complete procedures for their participation in the 2023 National High School Graduation Exam, which will commence the next day.
According to the Ministry of Education and Training, a total of 1,024,063 students registered for the test, an increase of over 20,000 compared to last year.
The number of examination locations across the country amounts to 2,273 with 44,661 test rooms. Approximately 250,000 people have been mobilized to organize the event and ensure its security and safety.
As scheduled:
-June 27 is the day to complete the procedures for the high school graduation exam in 2023 (They listened to the examination regulations, verified their information, and corrected any mistakes detected);
– The two-day exam will begin on June 28 with Literature and Mathematics tests, and conclude on June 29 with the tests of social sciences, natural sciences, and foreign languages.
An exam supervisor helps a student verify and cross-check her information. (Photo: VNA)
According to the Ministry of Education and Training, a total of 1,024,063 students registered for the test, an increase of over 20,000 compared to last year.
The number of examination locations across the country amounts to 2,273 with 44,661 test rooms. Approximately 250,000 people have been mobilized to organize the event and ensure its security and safety.
As scheduled, the two-day exam will begin on June 28 with Literature and Mathematics tests, and conclude on June 29 with the tests of social sciences, natural sciences, and foreign languages.
As planned, the results of the high school graduation exam in 2023 will be announced at 8:00 am on July 18. The consideration for recognition of high school graduation will be completed by July 20 at the latest. At the latest on July 22, the Departments of Education and Training will announce the results of high school graduation. The printing and sending of test results certificates to candidates must be completed no later than 24/7.
Edited by: Center for Information and Library (BAFU)
