A total of 963,571 students will take their high school graduation examination from June 2 to 4, according to the Ministry of Education and Training.
Of that figure, full time high school students account for 856,271 and the remaining 107,300 students are continuing-education students, according to Ngo Kim Khoi, head of the ministry’s Education Testing and Quality Assessment Department.
The number of students taking exams fell by 8.5 percent compared with last year’s figures, he said.
Full-time students will take exams on six subjects, including literature, chemistry, geography, history, mathematics and foreign language.
Students can choose English, Russian, French, Chinese, German and Japanese for foreign-language subjects.
Students who attend high school part-time or in the evening will take a physics exam instead of a foreign language exam.
The ministry has asked localities to carefully check preparations for the coming examinations.-VNA
Of that figure, full time high school students account for 856,271 and the remaining 107,300 students are continuing-education students, according to Ngo Kim Khoi, head of the ministry’s Education Testing and Quality Assessment Department.
The number of students taking exams fell by 8.5 percent compared with last year’s figures, he said.
Full-time students will take exams on six subjects, including literature, chemistry, geography, history, mathematics and foreign language.
Students can choose English, Russian, French, Chinese, German and Japanese for foreign-language subjects.
Students who attend high school part-time or in the evening will take a physics exam instead of a foreign language exam.
The ministry has asked localities to carefully check preparations for the coming examinations.-VNA
