The Ministry of Education and Training has released detailed data on exam scores and candidates for each subject.

No candidates achieved a perfect score in Literature, while 10 candidates scored 10 in History, even though this subject had the fewest registered candidates.

The Ministry of Education and Training has just decided to announce the consolidated results of the National High School Graduation Examination for candidates in examination clusters organized by universities that register to use the results for university and college admissions.

This summary details each exam subject along with statistics on the scores achieved by the candidates.

The major difference compared to the nationwide score distribution previously announced by the Ministry of Education and Training is that the scores of candidates applying for university and college admissions are presented in a bar chart with scores ranging from 0 to 10, detailed down to 0.25 points, and are specifically statistically analyzed.

According to these figures, the highest number of candidates scoring 0 was in Mathematics, while there were no candidates scoring 0 in Foreign Languages. Chemistry had the highest number of candidates scoring 10 with 130 students; Literature, Chinese, and Japanese had no candidates scoring 0.

In particular, 10 students scored 10 in History, and 84 students scored 10 in Geography.

Candidates can use this table as a guide to proactively submit their applications.

The Ministry of Education and Training announced that candidates who have registered to use their National High School Examination results for university admissions will receive four Certificates of Examination Results from examination boards chaired by universities. Starting August 1st, candidates can begin registering for admission to universities and colleges.

According to VOV.VN