Six high schools will organize entrance exams for grade 10 from June 1 to 10, including two schools that have the same exam dates.
Every year, six specialized high schools in Hanoi recruit about 2,700 10th grade students, attracting tens of thousands of candidates.
June 1
The Foreign Language Specialized High School, University of Foreign Languages, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, will take the earliest exam. On the morning of June 1, candidates will take three exams including Foreign Language, Math and Natural Science, Literature and Social Science.
For Foreign Language, candidates choose one of the following languages: English, French, Chinese, German, Japanese, or Korean. Except for English, which can be used to enter all 7 specialized classes, the remaining foreign languages are only used for the corresponding specialized class.
The remaining two subjects are tested in 55 minutes each. Literature has both essay and multiple choice sections, while Math is completely multiple choice.
The admission score is the sum of the three exams on a 10-point scale, with Foreign Language multiplied by a factor of two. The school will consider from high to low until the quota is full, from the specialized system with scholarships to the specialized system.
June 2-3
The Social Sciences and Humanities exam will be held on June 2nd, with candidates taking only one specialized exam in the morning. Candidates will take the exam in the subject they register for (Literature, History, Geography). The exam score is calculated on a scale of 10, rounded to two decimal places.
For the entrance exam to the Natural Sciences major , candidates will take two general subjects, Math and Literature (120 minutes each), in the morning and afternoon of June 2, then take the specialized subject exam (150 minutes) the following day. Candidates will take the subject corresponding to the specialized class they registered for (Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology), and IT classes will take Math.
To be considered for admission, candidates must take all subjects and achieve a score of 4 or higher. The admission score is the sum of the general Math score and the specialized subject score multiplied by a factor of two, without adding priority points.
Entrance exam schedule for grade 10 of Natural Science High School in 2024. Screenshot
June 5
The Hanoi National University of Education High School for the Gifted will hold the exam on June 5. Candidates will take the Math and Literature exams, each subject lasting 90 minutes in the morning, and the specialized subject exam in the afternoon lasting 120 minutes. The admission score is the total score of the three exams, with the specialized subject multiplied by a factor of two.
In addition to seven classes of Math, Literature, English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and IT, this year for the first time the Pedagogical School recruited a Geography class.
June 8-10
Two specialized schools under the Department of Education and Training, Hanoi - Amsterdam and Nguyen Hue, enroll students according to the city's general plan.
Candidates will take the exam over three days: on June 8 and 9, they will take the general subjects of Math, Literature and English, and on June 10, they will take the specialized subject. Chemistry and Foreign Languages will take 120 minutes, and other subjects will take 150 minutes.
The admission score is the sum of the four exam scores, with the specialized subject multiplied by a factor of two. Candidates can register for up to two specialized subjects, as long as they do not overlap. The specific exam times are as follows:
Candidates in Hanoi before the Literature exam, 10th grade entrance exam, June 2022. Photo: Giang Huy
Hanoi also has two public high schools with specialized classes, Chu Van An and Son Tay, with a quota of more than 300 specialized students each.
This year, about 133,000 students graduated from junior high school, an increase of more than 5,000. It is expected that 81,200 students will be admitted to public high schools (accounting for more than 60%, similar to last year), 29,100 students will study in private schools (21.5%), and the rest will go to continuing education centers and vocational schools.
Thanh Hang
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