Shocking: It's revealed that a candidate from Hoa Binh province went from 1 point/3 subjects to 27.45 points.

According to the informationDan TriAs expected, candidate NHQ only took three subjects: Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. Accordingly, the initial scores for NHQ were: Mathematics 9.2; Physics 9; Chemistry 9.25.

After the re-evaluation, this candidate's actual scores were: Math 1, Physics 0, Chemistry 0. The candidate's score was then artificially inflated to 26.45 points. This is a private candidate who only took three subjects for university admission.

The second candidate whose score was increased by 21.5 points is NTN. The initial scores were as follows: Math 9.2, Physics 9.25, Chemistry 9.25, Biology 5.5, Foreign Language 9.4, Literature 5.25. The re-evaluated scores were as follows: Math 4.2, Physics 4, Chemistry 3.5, Biology 4.25, Foreign Language 5.6, Literature 5.25.

The candidate whose score was increased by 20.95 points is DAT. The initial scores for each subject were as follows: Math 8.4, Physics 8, Chemistry 9, Biology 3.75, Foreign Language 6.4, Literature 4. The scores after re-evaluation were as follows: Math 3.6, Physics 2, Chemistry 3.75, Biology 2.25, Foreign Language 3, Literature 4.

The candidate whose score was increased by 18.8 points is NHHĐ. The initial scores for each subject were as follows: Math 9, Physics 9.25, Chemistry 9.25, Biology 5.25, Foreign Language 7.8, Literature 5. The re-evaluated scores were as follows: Math 5.4, Physics 4, Chemistry 5.25, Biology 3.5, Foreign Language 3.6, Literature 5.

The candidate whose score was raised to 18.25 points is D.QH. The initial scores for each subject were as follows: Math 8, Physics 8.25, Chemistry 5.25, Biology 5.5, History 2.75, Geography 6, Civic Education 5.5, Foreign Language 8.4, Literature 6.75. The scores after re-evaluation were as follows: Math 3.6, Physics 2, Chemistry 3.5, Biology 3.25, Foreign Language 4.8, Literature 6.75.

Reportedly, out of the 64 candidates whose exam scores were increased in Hoa Binh, 42 candidates had their scores raised by 10-18 points or more.

Among the candidates who cheated on their exams, there were many independent candidates who only took 3 subjects, and the inflated scores were enormous, such as candidate BNS, who scored 9 points/subject in Math, Physics, and Chemistry. However, after re-evaluation, the scores were 5.4 in Math, 3.75 in Physics, and 4.25 in Chemistry. This candidate's score was increased by 13.6 points.

Candidates in the NTĐ category had their total score increased by 16.2; in the TAĐ category, their total score increased by 16.05; and in the BTL category, their total score increased by 13.2.

Notably, the candidate with the highest score in the 2017 national high school graduation exam in Hoa Binh province, D.NT, had their score raised by 13.3 points. Specifically, the initial scores were as follows: Math 9.4, History 10, Geography 10, Civic Education 9.5, Foreign Language 9.6. The re-evaluated scores were as follows: Math 5.2, History 9, Geography 9.25, Civic Education 8.75, Foreign Language 3.

Candidate D.NT is the nephew of Mr. Nguyen Khac Tuan, a specialist in the Examination Department of the Hoa Binh Provincial Department of Education and Training (who has been temporarily detained by the police). Tuan directly intervened and raised his nephew's score on the multiple-choice test.

It is known that in the 2017 National High School Graduation Examination, Hoa Binh province had 22 students who scored 10 points on their exams, and 70 students who had a combined score of 27 points or higher (excluding priority points).

Mr. Mai Van Trinh, Director of the Quality Management Department, Ministry of Education and Training, inspects the 2018 national high school graduation exam in Hoa Binh.

Previously, according to an analysis of the 2018 exam results by the Ministry of Education and Training, the number of candidates in Hoa Binh province who scored 9 or higher in Mathematics was 27, accounting for 4.8% of the national total (even though the number of candidates in Hoa Binh province was less than 1% of the national total). In 2018, the number of Mathematics exam papers scoring 9 or higher in Hoa Binh province was almost equivalent to that of Ho Chi Minh City (while the number of candidates in Ho Chi Minh City was 10 times higher than in Hoa Binh province).

The percentage of math exam papers scoring 9 or higher in Hoa Binh province reached 0.3%, five times higher than the national average, three times higher than Hanoi, and 7.5 times higher than Ho Chi Minh City. Hoa Binh ranked second nationwide, after Ha Giang province (before the score adjustment), surpassing Son La - a province where exam scores were also manipulated.

Hong Hanh