More than 2,000 Nghe An students took the entrance exam to grade 10 at Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted.

This afternoon (June 8), at exactly 2:30 p.m., candidates taking the 10th grade entrance exam at Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted began taking the specialized exam subjects. The time for each subject is 150 minutes.

This year, candidates will take the exam at two locations. At Huynh Thuc Khang High School, they will take the exam in Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, and Geography.

At the exam site of Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted, students took exams in Literature, English, French, Russian, Japanese, Chinese and Information Technology.

Before entering the exam room, the candidates felt quite relaxed, even though many had to travel a long way.

Coming from Dien Chau district, candidate Phan An Na - a student of Thai Nguyen Secondary School said: My class has 4 students registered to take the entrance exam to Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted, of which 2 students will take the Physics exam, 1 student will take the Math exam and I registered to take the English exam. Currently, I am quite comfortable mentally but I am afraid that when I enter the exam room, I will make mistakes and do the test carelessly. Moreover, I am a bit worried about the listening test, because this is my weakest part.

This candidate also said that before that, he had a pretty good foundation test with an average score of about 25 points. He also won second prize in the district's excellent student exam in English, so he hopes that he will do well in the entrance exam to the specialized school to achieve his dream of entering the most prestigious school in Nghe An.

Meanwhile, candidate Pham Hoai Thuong - a student at Nghi Duc Secondary School (Vinh City) - taking the entrance exam for the Literature class considered this an experience: Literature is the specialized class with the highest competition rate, so I think my chances are not much. Moreover, my background test score is not good, so I am not really confident in myself.

Previously, according to the plan, this year Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted recruited 525 students into 11 specialized classes including Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Information Technology, Literature, History, Geography, Japanese, Chinese, French, Russian (35 students per class).

In addition, the school enrolls 2 specialized Math classes (Math 1, Math 2) and 2 specialized English classes (English 1, English 2). The maximum quota for each class is 35 students.

According to the Department of Education and Training, in this year's exam, there were more than 2,100 candidates registered to enter the school. Of which, the specialized class with the most registered candidates was the Literature class with 316 candidates, the competition ratio was more than 1:11 students.

Next are the English specialized classes with 291 candidates, Math specialized classes with 259 candidates, Chemistry specialized classes with 229 candidates, Physics specialized classes with 200 candidates, Information Technology specialized classes (Information Technology exam) with 100 candidates and (Math exam) with 87 candidates.

This year, Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted opened a Chinese language class for the first time. In total, 98 students registered for the Chinese language class, 65 students registered for the Japanese language class, and 128 students registered for the Russian language class. Meanwhile, in the French language class, 49 students registered for the French language class and 19 students registered for the English language class.

The remaining two specialized classes have a fairly low number of students registering for the exam, of which the History class has 77 students and the Geography class has 71 students.

According to the admission regulations, candidates registering for specialized classes must register to take an exam in one of the following specialized subjects: Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Informatics, Literature, History, Geography, English, French.

Admission score includes: non-specialized exam score (total score of 3 subjects Math - Literature - English from the 10th grade entrance exam, coefficient 1) + specialized exam score (coefficient 3)./.