Many schools call for no gatherings, affecting the national high school exam
The national high school exam (June 24-27) is of great importance not only to candidates, but also to universities and society. Therefore, many schools have called on people to avoid gathering to avoid affecting this exam.
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| Traffic police work on the street in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: T.Trung |
Dr. Le Chi Thong - Head of Training Department, University of Technology - Ho Chi Minh City National University) said: "For this exam to take place safely, seriously and fairly for all candidates, there must be the cooperation of the whole society. Ensuring smooth traffic, no congestion, ensuring candidates get to the exam on time is extremely important".
Meanwhile, Associate Professor Dr. Tran Le Quan - Vice Principal of the University of Natural Sciences - Ho Chi Minh City National University shared: "If the situation of large gatherings continues to occur, it will have a very negative impact on this national exam."
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Khoi - Head of Training Department, University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ho Chi Minh City advised candidates to focus on reviewing knowledge, resting, and maintaining health to be able to take the exam with the best results.
"Candidates should avoid participating in unnecessary activities and should not be distracted by noisy stories on social networks that are unrelated to studying and taking exams," said Mr. Khoi.
Dr. Pham Tan Ha - Vice Principal of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities - Ho Chi Minh City National University added: "I think that in the coming days, everyone, especially young people, if they want to express their patriotism, must do so correctly and fully. All actions of everyone affect the stability and order of society."
