It is strictly forbidden to use two types of ink, red ink and pencil (except for circles drawn with compasses, which can be used with pencil). Any mistakes must be crossed out with a ruler, not erased with an eraser. This is the regulation of the Ministry of Education and Training in the examination room for candidates taking the graduation and university entrance exams.

Accordingly, the Ministry of Education and Training requires that when entering the examination room, candidates must comply with the following regulations: Before the first exam, present the Exam Card to the exam invigilator and present the ID card when requested by the exam invigilator.

Only pens, pencils, compasses, erasers, rulers, calculators without additional memory cards and non-text editing capabilities are allowed into the exam room.

It is not allowed to bring into the examination area and examination room carbon paper, erasers, documents, weapons, explosives, flammable substances, beer, alcohol, technical means of receiving, transmitting, transmitting, recording, filming, information storage devices that can be used to take the exam and other items. Smoking is not allowed in the examination room.

Before taking the test, you must write your registration number (both letters and numbers) on the test paper or scratch paper. The test must be written clearly, cleanly, not crumpled, without markings or other symbols. It is strictly forbidden to write the test in two types of ink, red ink or pencil (except for circles drawn with compasses, which can be written in pencil). Any mistakes must be crossed out with a ruler, not erased with an eraser.

You must protect your own work and strictly prohibit any cheating, do not look at other candidates' work, do not exchange opinions or documents while doing the test.

Candidates should note that in the examination room, if candidates need to ask the invigilators anything, they must do so openly. They must maintain order and silence in the examination room. In case of unusual illness, they must report it to the invigilators for handling.

When the exam time is up, the candidate must stop working and submit the exam to the invigilator. If the candidate is unable to complete the exam, he/she must also submit the exam paper. When submitting the exam paper, the candidate must clearly write down the number of exam papers submitted and sign the candidate tracking list. The candidate may only leave the exam room and the exam area after 2/3 of the exam time has passed and after submitting the exam paper and exam papers to the invigilator, except in cases of illness requiring emergency care as determined by the person in charge of the exam site.

(According to Dan Tri) -LH