Male student of Lao Cai High School for the Gifted becomes the first contestant to win a ticket to the third quarter of Road to Olympia 24

In the dramatic monthly match, with intelligence and confidence in each answer, Lao Cai High School for the Gifted student - Dang Duy Khanh continuously led in the competitions and won the first monthly competition of the third quarter of Road to Olympia 24. Along with the monthly laurel wreath, Khanh was registered in the third quarter competition.

The first monthly competition of the third quarter with 4 contestants competing: Vo Quang Phu Duc (Quoc Hoc High School for the Gifted, Thua Thien - Hue), Dang Duy Khanh (Lao Cai High School for the Gifted), Le Minh Khoi (Minh Phu High School, Hanoi ) and Pham Duc Huy (Tien Lang High School, Hai Phong).

Right from the Warm-up round, Duy Khanh showed his determination and high concentration. After the individual warm-up round, his score was 50. In the general warm-up round, Duy Khanh continuously won the answer part and excellently achieved a score of 105.

Duy Khanh is always confident and calm in all competitions.

Although he was not the contestant who gave the answer from the Obstacle Course keyword, at the end of this round, Duy Khanh's score still led the mountain climbing team with 125 points.

Finishing first with a relaxed competitive spirit, Duy Khanh chose the 30 - 20 - 20 question package for himself. The male student from Lao Cai excellently won 30 points on the first question and 20 points on the last math question.

After 4 rounds, Duy Khanh won the laurel wreath with 275 points. With this victory, Duy Khanh officially became the first contestant to win a ticket to the third quarter of the 24th year of the Road to Olympia.

Duy Khanh excellently won the first ticket to enter the third quarter competition.

Talking about his feelings after becoming the champion, Duy Khanh could not hide his happiness. The contestant from Lao Cai High School for the Gifted also expressed his determination to try his best in the upcoming third quarter competition.

Previously, in the weekly competition, Duy Khanh also excellently led the climbing team in all 4 competitions and won the laurel wreath with a score of 305.

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