The Minister of Education and Training opens a hotline to receive feedback on negative issues.
Through the aforementioned hotline, the Minister also hopes to receive information that will contribute to organizing a serious and high-quality examination.
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During the 2013 high school graduation exam, Minister of Education and Training Pham Vu Luan provided a hotline to news agencies via phone and email:[email protected]With the desire to quickly receive information related to the organization of the exam in order to understand the situation and provide timely guidance.
During this year's university and college entrance exams, through the aforementioned hotline, the Minister also hopes to receive information that will contribute to organizing a serious and high-quality examination.
In addition, the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Education and Training also announced a hotline for on-call assistance throughout this year's entrance exam via the following phone numbers: 0438682136, 0989538415.
This year's university entrance exam saw 2,031,903 candidates register nationwide. Of these, 256 universities and 134 colleges organized their own entrance exams, while 132 institutions only used the admissions process without holding exams.
Schools have prepared 2,513 examination sites, 58,083 examination rooms, and mobilized 166,337 staff members to participate in the admissions process.
The first phase of the university entrance exam, held on July 4-5, saw 132 schools organizing exams for blocks A and A1, with 838,037 registered candidates; the second phase, on July 9-10, saw 124 schools organizing exams for blocks B, C, and D, with 838,291 registered candidates; and the third phase, on July 15-16, saw college entrance exams for all blocks, with 354,765 registered candidates.
According to reports from the schools, preparations for the entrance exams have been completed, ensuring all conditions are met and everything is ready for the exams to be held.
The hottest issue this year, causing concern among schools, is the permission to bring recording devices into examination rooms. According to Deputy Minister of Education and Training Bui Van Ga, this is the second year that the regulations allowing candidates to bring recording devices, provided they do not have the function of playing audio or video on-site or transmitting information externally, have been implemented. This regulation aims to increase the transparency of the exam and enhance the responsibility and role of invigilators. Currently, invigilators have gained more experience in detecting and handling violations.
According to (vov.vn) - LT
