2018 Valedictorian of Security Academy from Hoa Binh, Lang Son
There are 231 candidates admitted to the People's Security Academy, including 11 candidates sent to study medicine.
After announcing the 2018 benchmark scores, the People's Security Academy continued to publish the list of successful candidates posted on the school's website. However, up to now, this list has been removed from the website. Accordingly, 231 successful candidates were announced, including 11 candidates who were sent to medical training.
According to the posted list, the top scorer of the A01 block of the People's Security Academy is a candidate from Lang Son with a total score of 28.5, including priority points of 31.25. The detailed scores are Math 9.2; Physics 9.5 and Chemistry 9.8. Two candidates from Hoa Binh ranked 2nd and 3rd respectively with total test scores of 27.7 and 27 points. If including the priority points of 2.75, the total scores are 30.35 and 29.75 points.
In terms of group C03, the two valedictorians of the People's Security Academy, both male and female, are candidates from Hoa Binh. However, if priority points are not considered, the candidate with the highest score comes from Son La with a total admission score for group C03 of 8 points in Literature, 9.6 points in Math, and 10 points in History. This student also scored 9.6 points in Foreign Language.
In terms of block D01, the top students are still Lang Son and Hoa Binh. Specifically, the male top student is a candidate from Lang Son with a total exam score of 27.3, including priority points, it is up to 30.05 points. If only considering the exam score, the candidate with the highest score is a male student from Son La with 27.5 points.
The next candidate is Hoa Binh with a total score of 25.6 and if including priority points, it is up to 28.35 points./.
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