July 7, announcement of national high school exam results
By July 6 at the latest, localities must finish grading exams and send results to the Ministry of Education for announcement on July 7.
According to regulations, immediately after the end of the national high school exam (July 24), the Departments of Education and Training will preside over the exam marking.To ensure objectivity, tingredientsThe leaders of the examination board, the examiners, the inspectors, the supervisors of the examination work... are all from the universities. The examiners must be teaching the subjects they are assigned to mark.
The examination boards will mark the exams in an area with 24-hour security. This area includes the exam marking area, the test marking area, the multiple-choice exam processing area, and the exam storage area."Absolutely do not bring any means of transmitting and receiving information, copying documents, personal papers, erasers, pencils and other types of pens not specified by the Examination Board when entering or leaving the examination area," the regulations clearly state.
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Candidates taking the 2017 national high school exam. Photo: Ngoc Thanh. |
Essays are graded in two independent rounds.
According to regulations, to ensure the accuracy of exam results, the first and second examiners sit in two separate rooms.In the first marking, the examiner will draw a bag of papers that have been marked and the marking sheet. Before marking, these papers will be checked for "two people's handwriting, writing, drawing content unrelated to the test content...". These papers will have their results canceled.
During the first marking, the component scores, the overall score and comments (if any) are recorded on the marking sheet for each paper. This sheet clearly states the full name and signature of the examiner. The examiner must not write anything on the candidate's paper or the examination bag.
In the second round of marking, after drawing the marking sheets, the staff will continue to draw the bag of papers, ensuring that it is not returned to the same person who marked the first round. The marking process is carried out as in the first round.At least 5% of the graded essay papers will be checked.
Essays are graded on a 10-point scale, up to 0.25 points, not rounded up.The combined exam score is the average score of the component subjects, converted to a 10-point scale and also rounded to 2 decimal places.
Using test marking machine
Candidates' multiple choice answer sheets will be graded by machine using the same specialized software provided by the Ministry of Education. After scanning, the multiple choice answer sheets will be checked for comparison and correction of any technical errors (if any). This sheet and the test receipt will be sealed and kept confidential at the Department of Education.
Scanned test answers of candidates are recorded on two identical CDs, one to be sent to the Ministry of Education, one to be scored by the local test processing team.The data files for processing and grading multiple-choice tests are recorded on two sealed CDs. All of the above processes are supervised by inspectors and police.
After finishing marking all subjects, the Chairman of the Examination Council will approve the exam results and submit all result data to the Department of Quality Management (Ministry of Education) for storage and comparison.
July 7 national high school exam results announced
According to the 2017 national high school exam schedule, the exam councils must send data to the Ministry of Education by July 6 at the latest and the comparison of exam results must be completed. On July 7, the exam councils of 63 provinces and cities will announce the results.
The Department of Education will complete the recognition of high school graduation by July 12th at the latest. By July 17th, students will receive their exam results and temporary graduation certificates, along with their transcripts and original certificates.
From July 8 to July 17, candidates who wish to have their exam results reviewed will go to the place where they registered to take the exam to submit their application. Within 15 days from the deadline for receiving the review application, the examination board must announce and send the review results to the candidates.
On June 22-24, about 860,000 candidates nationwide took the national high school exam with the goal of graduation and university admission. According to regulations, to graduate from high school, candidates will take 5 exams, including 3 compulsory independent exams: Math, Literature, Foreign Language; choose one of two combined exams: Natural Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), or Social Sciences (History, Geography, Civic Education). If you want to increase your chances of being admitted to university, you can choose to take both combined exams.
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