The number of candidates taking the 10th grade entrance exam at Vinh University High School for the Gifted has decreased dramatically.

On the morning of June 10, candidates took part in the 10th grade entrance exam -Vinh University High School for the GiftedGo to the exam school to check the registration number, exam room, receive the exam card, correct errors and announce the exam regulations.

This year, the total number of candidates registered for the school's specialized classes is more than 1,000. Of which, the class with the most registered candidates is the English specialized class with 377 students, the Math specialized class with 238 students, the Chemistry specialized class with 124 students, the Physics specialized class with 90 students and the Biology specialized class with 78 students. In the IT specialized class alone, 55 students took the Math exam and 80 students took the IT exam.

Thus, compared to the previous school year, the number of candidates registering for the exam decreased by more than 1,000 students. The decrease in candidates registering for the exam is not surprising because the number of 9th grade students this year has decreased dramatically compared to the previous school year.

Reducing the number of candidates registering for the exam also helps reduce pressure and increase the chances of being admitted to the school.

Previously, according to the announcement, this year Vinh University High School for the Gifted recruited 315 students.Grade 10. In which, the Math and English specialized classes, each specialized class recruits 2 classes with 35 students/class. The Informatics, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Literature classes recruit 1 class with 35 students each.

For the IT specialized class, the school will consider recruiting up to 30% of the quota for candidates who register to take the specialized subject exam in Math.

In 2025, the admission to grade 10 - Vinh University High School for the Gifted will change when, in addition to specialized subjects, candidates must take the first round exam with basic subjects including Math, English (in the form of multiple choice) and Literature in the form of essay.

Admission score = Specialized subject exam score x 1.5 + Total score of round I exams.

Round I exam scores are calculated on a 10-point scale and Specialized exam scores are calculated on a 20-point scale.