Ministry of Education and Training announces sample answer sheet for 2025 high school graduation exam

Specifically, the multiple-choice answer sheet used in the 2025 high school graduation exam for multiple-choice subjects is as follows:

For subjects that will be multiple-choice in the high school graduation exam from 2025, questions will be divided into 3 parts.

Part 1 includes multiple choice questions, with 4 options to choose 1 correct answer. For each correct answer, the candidate gets 0.25 points.

Part 2 consists of multiple choice questions in the form of True/False. Each question has 4 options, for each option the candidate chooses True or False.

Candidates who choose only 1 correct answer in a question will get 0.1 point; choose 2 correct answers in a question will get 0.25 points; choose 3 correct answers in a question will get 0.5 points; choose all 4 correct answers in a question will get 1 point.

Part 3 consists of multiple choice questions in short answer format. Candidates fill in the boxes corresponding to their answers. For Math, in this part, each correct answer is worth 0.5 points. For other subjects, in this part, each correct answer is worth 0.25 points.

According to the instructions of the Ministry of Education and Training, candidates must keep the form flat, not dirty, not wrinkled or torn; fill in all items from 1 to 8 clearly and completely. Candidates must fill in and write the registration number according to regulations.

In sections 7 and 8, in addition to writing numbers in the blank boxes, candidates must fill in the circles in the table below corresponding to the numbers written.

Candidates fill in the answer choices for each question/question on the test paper in the corresponding position on the test paper.

From 2025, candidates taking the high school graduation exam will only take 4 subjects, including 2 compulsory subjects (Literature, Mathematics) and 2 optional subjects (among the remaining subjects studied in grade 12 including: Foreign Language, History, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Economic and Legal Education, Information Technology, Technology).

The Literature test will be in essay format with a duration of 120 minutes. The test consists of 2 parts: Reading (4 points) and Writing (6 points).

The remaining subjects will be tested in multiple-choice format, with Math taking 90 minutes and the remaining subjects taking 50 minutes.