National High School Examination Schedule 2019: Five subjects will be tested from June 25th to 27th.
According to the guidelines for organizing the 2019 national high school graduation exam and recognizing high school graduation, announced by the Ministry of Education and Training on March 28th, this year's national high school graduation exam will take place from June 24th to 27th, the same as in 2018.
On the afternoon of June 24th, candidates arrived at the examination rooms to complete the necessary procedures, correct any errors in their registration information, and listen to explanations of the regulations and examination schedule. The remaining three days will be dedicated to the exams.
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National High School Examination Schedule 2019. |
The three independent exams are Mathematics, Literature, and Foreign Language, and the two combined exams are Natural Sciences (Physics, Biology, Chemistry) and Social Sciences (History, Geography, Civic Education for students in the high school curriculum; History, Geography for students in the continuing education program).
On the morning of June 25th, students took their first exam, Literature, followed by Mathematics in the afternoon. The next day, candidates took the Natural Sciences exam in the morning and Foreign Language in the afternoon. On the final day of the exam (June 27th), candidates took the Social Sciences exam.
To be considered for high school graduation, students in the regular high school education program must take four exams (three independent exams and one of two combined exams of their choice). Students in continuing education programs must take two exams in Mathematics and Literature, and one combined exam of their choice.
Similar to previous years, candidates can choose to register for both combined subject exams; the higher score will be used to calculate the high school graduation score. However, once registered, students must complete both exams; failing to complete one will result in disqualification.
Candidates in continuing education programs can choose to register for the Foreign Language exam to use the score for admission to colleges, universities, and vocational schools.