Nghe An approved 10th grade entrance scores, Huynh Thuc Khang School took 34.5 points

Specifically, up to this point, the admission score to Huynh Thuc Khang High School is 34.5 points. This year's admission score is 4 points lower than the previous school year.

From tomorrow (July 12), the school will begin admission procedures for students.

Teacher Cao Thanh Bao - Principal of the school also said: This is not the final benchmark because specialized schools in Vinh city have not completed the enrollment work.

It is expected that by July 15, the school will approve the second round of benchmark scores and by July 17, the school will finalize the admission list.

Candidates taking the 10th grade entrance exam. Photo: My Ha.

Do Luong 1 High School ranked second with a benchmark score of 31 points. This is a fairly high score, although this year the number of students enrolling in the school is not much. However, because the school's enrollment source is mainly good and excellent students, the enrollment quality is quite good.

In the remaining schools, the benchmark scores range from 20 to 24 points. Of which, Nguyen Duy Trinh High School is 22.2 points, Thai Lao High School is 24.2 points, Anh Son 1 High School is 22.4 points, Nguyen Xuan On High School is 24 points, Dien Chau 2 High School is 17.8 points, Dien Chau 3 High School is 24.26 points, Dien Chau 4 High School is 24.9 points, Phan Dang Luu High School is 22.3 points, Bac Yen Thanh High School is 22.4 points, Do Luong 3 High School is 28.1 points.

Schools with lower scores are Kim Lien High School with 15.2 points, Con Cuong High School with 13 points and Muong Qua High School with 11.4 points.

Parents and students follow exam information. Photo: Duc Anh

In addition, although this is the admission standard score, in case there are many candidates with the same entrance score, the schools will base on the additional criteria to consider admission.

It is known that this year, in order to attract students to the school, many schools have policies to recruit high-quality candidates. For example, at Dien Chau 3 High School, for students who are admitted to specialized schools but do not enroll, the school will have a policy of exempting or reducing tuition fees and supporting school supplies.

Immediately after announcing NV1 benchmark scores, by July 15, the Department of Education and Training will approve additional scores (if missing) for schools approved on July 11.

On July 18, the Department will approve the remaining high schools and will approve additional ones (if any) for these schools on July 23.

By July 26, the Department will approve admission scores for non-public schools.