10 schools with the highest 10th grade benchmark scores in Hanoi in 2023

STT	School	Benchmark
1	Chu Van An High School	44.5
2	Kim Lien High School	43.25
3	Viet Duc High School	43
4	Phan Dinh Phung High School	42.74
5	Le Quy Don High School - Ha Dong	42.25
6	Yen Hoa High School	42.25
7	Tran Phu High School - Hoan Kiem	41.75
8	Nguyen Gia Thieu High School	41.75
9	Cau Giay High School	41.5
10	Le Quy Don High School - Dong Da	41
11	Thang Long High School	41
12	Nhan Chinh High School	41
13	Nguyen Thi Minh Khai High School	41

This year, Chu Van An High School continues to lead the benchmark score for grade 10 in Hanoi with 44.5 points (an increase of 1.25 points compared to last year). As predicted by many teachers, the benchmark scores for the top schools this year all increased from 0.5 to 3 points.

In the top 10, there are 3 schools with the same standard score of 41: Le Quy Don High School - Dong Da, Thang Long High School, Nhan Chinh High School.

Thus, compared to 2022, the top 10 high schools with the highest admission scores include Tran Phu High School.

This year, Hanoi has more than 129,000 candidates considered for recognition of secondary school graduation, of which more than 115,000 students will take the 10th grade entrance exam across the city. According to the assigned quota, schools in the area will enroll 69,805 candidates into the public system (in 2022, more than 69,200 students will be recruited).

In the specialized system (Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for the Gifted, Nguyen Hue High School for the Gifted, Chu Van An High School, Son Tay High School), the total number of registered candidates is 11,283, the total quota is 1,895.

On June 10 and 11, candidates completed three exams: Math, Literature, and Foreign Language. The Math and Literature exams were in essay format, with a duration of 120 minutes each. For the Foreign Language exam, candidates took a 60-minute multiple-choice test, choosing one of the following languages: English, French, German, Japanese, or Korean.

Grade 10 admission score = (Math score + Literature score) x 2 + Foreign language score + priority score.

The city is divided into 12 enrollment areas. Each student can register up to three options for three public high schools, ranked in order of priority. Options one and two must be in the enrollment area according to regulations, and options three are not required. Students cannot change their options after registration.

Students who have passed their first choice will not be considered for the following choices. If they fail their first choice, they will be considered for their second and third choices, but must have an admission score 1-2 points higher than the school's standard score.

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