Representative of the Ministry of Public Security talks about the valedictorian of the People's Security Academy

After the information that the top students of the People's Security Academy (PSA) were mainly from some provinces that were involved in "scandals" during the 2018 national high school exam, on the morning of August 7, a representative of the Ministry of Public Security had a quick exchange with VOV.VN reporters about this issue.

Accordingly, Colonel Nguyen Van Ly, Director of the Training Department, General Department of Politics, Ministry of Public Security, said that the Training Department has received information about the number of valedictorians of the People's Public Security Academy and is waiting for a specific statistical report from the school. After that, the Department will report to the leaders and functional units for a solution.

Previously, the leader of the Training Department of the People's Police Academy said that the results of quantitative data statistics from the list of candidates admitted to the People's Police Academy in 2018 showed that the number of candidates admitted this year was mostly concentrated in the northern mountainous provinces such as Lang Son, Hoa Binh, Son La, Cao Bang, and Bac Kan. Meanwhile, localities with a tradition of studiousness and a high rate of candidates admitted each year had a much lower rate.

Notably, among the 6 candidates with the highest total admission scores of all exam groups (including priority points), there are 3 candidates from Hoa Binh, accounting for 50% and 2 candidates from Lang Son, accounting for 33.3%. These are also the localities that are embroiled in "scandals" related to the suspicion of the 2018 national high school exam scores.

Quite surprisingly, this year Lang Son has risen to the top of the country in terms of the percentage of candidates admitted to the People's Police Academy with 23 candidates.

In joint second place are Hoa Binh and Cao Bang provinces, each with 14 candidates, accounting for 6.4%. In third place is Ha Tinh with 15 candidates, accounting for 6.82%. In fourth place are two other northern mountainous provinces, Son La and Bac Kan, each with 11 candidates, accounting for 4.5%.

In contrast to the spectacular "breakthrough" of the northern mountainous provinces, localities that are considered to have a tradition of studiousness and have had a high rate of successful candidates for many years such as Hanoi, Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, this year, the number of successful candidates is very modest.

Specifically, Hanoi only had 7 candidates passing the exam, accounting for 3.2%; Thanh Hoa had 6 candidates passing the exam, accounting for 2.7%, Nghe An also only had 5 candidates passing the exam, accounting for 2.3%.

Not only leading in the number of successful candidates, the northern mountainous provinces such as Hoa Binh and Lang Son also "overwhelmed" with 5/6 candidates being valedictorians entering the People's Public Security Academy this year.

Specifically, 3/6 valedictorians with the highest total admission scores in the security profession group of the People's Public Security Academy in 2018, including male candidates from group C03, female candidates from group C03, and female candidates from group D01, are all candidates from Hoa Binh, accounting for 50%. 2/6 valedictorians are candidates from Lang Son, including male candidates from group A01, female candidates from group D01, accounting for 33.3%. There is only one case of female candidates from group A01 from Thai Nguyen, while localities that usually lead in the number of valedictorians such as Hanoi, Nam Dinh, and Nghe An are all "absent" this year.

According to the representative of the People's Police Academy, these are initial quantitative statistics. Considering that the statistical results of this data have some abnormalities compared to the actual developments of the 2018 National High School Exam, as well as other universities, the school hopes that the superiors will consider, conduct research and review.

Even, if necessary, it is possible to compare the scores with the original exam papers of some successful candidates, especially in localities where there are suspicions of cheating on the National High School Exam scores, to ensure accuracy, fairness as well as ensure the training quality of the school, because the input quality will greatly affect the output quality.../.