Candidates taking social subjects in Nghe An 'overwhelm' in the final exam

Previously,High school graduation exam 2025There is a change and reduction in the number of exam sessions from 4 to 3 sessions and the number of exam subjects from 6 to 4. In addition to the 2 compulsory subjects of Math and Literature, candidates will choose 2 elective subjects from the following subjects: Foreign Language, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography, Economic and Legal Education, Technology and Information Technology.

At the Nghe An exam site, among the elective subjects, social subjects still have the "dominance". Specifically, 18,273 candidates registered for Geography, 17,058 candidates registered for History, and 12,270 candidates registered for Economics and Law.

For the remaining subjects, 9,754 candidates registered for Physics, 8,521 candidates for Chemistry, 8,257 candidates for Foreign Languages, and only 3,460 candidates registered for Biology.

Some new subjects such as Agricultural Technology have 694 registered candidates, Industrial Technology has 130 registered candidates and Information Technology has 231 registered candidates.

For independent candidates, History and Geography are also the subjects with the highest number of registered candidates with more than 300 students. Physics and Chemistry have nearly 300 registered students, Biology has 141 registered students, Foreign Language has 228 students, Civic Education has 96 registered students.

With the new exam format, this year, candidates taking different elective subjects will be placed in the same room. For independent candidates taking the exam according to the new General Education Program, if the candidate only takes the first and/or second component exam in the combined exam, after submitting the multiple choice answer sheet, the candidate will leave the exam room and move to the waiting room until the end of the exam time of the last exam subject before leaving the exam area.

During the process of moving to the waiting room and during the time in the waiting room, candidates must maintain order and strictly comply with the instructions of the supervisor or the manager of the waiting room/waiting area. In case of necessity, candidates may only leave the waiting room with the permission of the manager of the waiting room and must be under the supervision of the supervisor when outside the waiting room.

According to regulations, candidates will start taking the exam at 7:35 a.m., each subject will take 50 minutes. Between two exams, candidates will have 15 minutes to collect the exam papers for the first subject, distribute the exam papers and answer sheets for the second subject./.