Exam schedule and time for procedures to take the 2016 National High School Exam

The Ministry of Education and Training has just announced the exam schedule and registration time for the 2016 National High School Exam.

Accordingly, this year's exam includes 8 subjects: Math, Literature, History, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Foreign Language.

Math, Literature, History, and Geography are tested in essay format; Physics, Chemistry, and Biology are tested in multiple-choice format; Foreign languages ​​are tested in written and multiple-choice format. The Literature test has two parts: Reading comprehension and writing.

Candidates register for university and college entrance exam in 2015

From April 1 to April 30, the exam registration points will collect exam registration documents including two Exam Registration Forms (DKDT), a photocopy of both sides of the ID card on one side of A4 paper, two 4x6 photos and an envelope with the candidate's full name and address clearly written in the application bag according to the form of the Ministry of Education and Training.

On April 30, candidates are not allowed to change exam clusters and information about registered exam subjects.

From April 1 to May 30, the registration units will collect the High School Graduation Recognition Registration Form and the accompanying High School Graduation Recognition Application.

When completing the exam registration procedures, candidates must have an ID card. Departments of Education and Training and high schools instruct students to have an ID card before submitting the Exam Registration Form.

Candidates who wish to apply for university and college admission online must register their phone number and email when registering.

What are the entry requirements this year?

Candidates who complete high school in the year of the conduct exam must have a conduct rating of average or higher, and must not be classified as having poor academic performance. Students who study continuing education must not have unsatisfactory conduct or poor conduct.

Independent candidates who have not graduated from high school: have graduated from middle school. In case they are not eligible to take the exam last year due to poor academic performance, they must register and take the final exam at the high school where they studied grade 12 or registered for the exam and achieve the required academic performance results according to regulations.

In case of not being eligible to take the exam in previous years due to poor conduct in grade 12, there must be confirmation from the People's Committee of the commune where you reside.

High school graduates are allowed to take the exam.

Exam schedule, exam time and exam registration time

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