Public high schools in Vinh city announce admission scores for grade 10

Right after the Provincial People's Committee approved the enrollment plan, this morning, public schools that enroll first-choice students began announcing admission scores.

In Vinh city, the first school to announce its benchmark scores was Le Viet Thuat High School.

Accordingly, the school's first round of admission score is 21.65 points. In addition, the school also announced the list of 10 students admitted to the advanced class and the list of 8 students admitted directly. The candidate with the highest admission score to the school is Hoang Phu Quy - a student of Trung Do Secondary School with 27.50 points (including 2.5 points of priority), the candidate with the second highest score is Nguyen Quang Duong - Hung Hoa Secondary School with 27 points.

The admission score for Ha Huy Tap High School this year is 21.6 points - the same score as previously predicted. The candidate with the highest admission score to the school is Nguyen Quoc Tuan Huy - Vinh University Pedagogical Practice High School with 28.85 points (including 2.5 priority points). The candidate with the highest exam score (ranked 3rd in the school) is Nguyen Le Hanh Tram - Nghi Kim Secondary School with 27.35 points.

Also late this morning, Huynh Thuc Khang High School announced the first round of admission scores with 23.5 points. The candidate with the highest admission score to the school is Nguyen Dao Huy Hieu - Le Loi Secondary School with 29.20 points (of which 2.5 points are priority points). Meanwhile, the candidate with the highest official exam score is Le Minh Hoang - Dang Thai Mai Secondary School with 28.15 points. The admission list of Huynh Thuc Khang High School is expected to not be the final list because currently there are many students who have passed the admission but have enrolled in Vinh University High School for the Gifted.

Immediately after the benchmark scores were announced, schools also announced their admission plans. If there are still quotas, schools will continue to call for additional students and lower the benchmark scores.