Special candidates at the aptitude test

Overcoming difficulties to conquer dreams

At the exam site of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education (Thu Duc City), a team of volunteers promptly assisted two candidates who had difficulty moving into the exam room on the morning of March 30.

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The first case is Nguyen Hoang Nam, a student at Thu Duc High School. Despite his congenital disability, Nam is very studious, his dream is to become an information technology student at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education. Ms. Kieu, Nam's mother, was worried when her son took a big exam for the first time, and the distance from the gate to the exam room was quite far. However, when she saw her son being enthusiastically supported by volunteers, Ms. Kieu breathed a sigh of relief.

Another female candidate had a sore leg and needed crutches. Her father took her by motorbike to the school lobby. The female student was worried because the exam was near but the transportation was very difficult. Immediately, a volunteer student was present to reassure the candidate and her parents, and asked the security guard to help with the elevator and escort the candidate to the exam room safely.

Candidates are supported to go by elevator

Candidate Hoang Nam is determined to conquer the competency assessment exam, increasing his chances of being admitted to become an information technology student.

Candidates on crutches take the exam at the University of Information Technology exam site. Photo: VNU-HCM

Similarly, at Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry (Go Vap District), some candidates also had difficulty moving.

Despite injuries, many candidates are still determined to conquer this exam.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry has a record number of candidates with more than 6,500 candidates.

Attending the competency assessment exam this time, Bui Tuong Vi (born 2005, from Dak Nong), currently a second-year student at a university in Ho Chi Minh City, said that she would try to retake the exam with the goal of achieving 850 points or more. Vi confided that she had previously studied a major related to economics, but after a while realized that it was not suitable for her. Therefore, Vi decided to retake the exam to pursue the information technology industry, a field that she is truly passionate about.

The competition is full of experiences

As one of the first candidates to leave the Polytechnic University exam site, Nguyen Ngo Minh Thu, a student at Phu My High School (Ba Ria - Vung Tau province), said the exam was quite suitable. Thu found the Vietnamese part of the exam difficult, the scientific thinking part was quite new but still "easier". With a target of about 900 points, Thu hopes to easily pass.

Female students travel from Ba Ria - Vung Tau province to Ho Chi Minh City to take the competency assessment exam. Photo: Ho Chi Minh City National University

Similarly, Minh Quan, a student at Ba Diem High School, also breathed a sigh of relief after completing the exam. Quan said he was not under too much pressure with this exam. The exam was quite difficult, but Quan still felt comfortable.

"In addition to testing my own abilities, the contest is also a place for me to experience time pressure, candidate pressure, and the tense exam atmosphere. Thanks to this contest, I will be less confused in the upcoming high school graduation exam, know how to arrange time and prepare exam tools better" - Quan expressed.

At the exam site of the University of Information Technology, La Hoang Phu, a student of Long Khanh High School (Dong Nai province), was one of the first candidates to leave the exam site.

According to Phu, this year's exam was quite difficult. The exam was completely different from the exams Phu had studied before. Math and Physics were the two subjects Phu had the most difficulty with.

Candidate La Hoang Phu walks out of the exam site. Photo: HCM City National University

Statistics from Ho Chi Minh City National University show that 128,338 candidates registered for this exam. Of these, 126,311 candidates were eligible to take the exam, 2,027 were absent, with an attendance rate of 98.42%. The main reasons for absenteeism were unfortunate incidents such as missing ID cards, forgetting exam registration papers, arriving late, remembering the wrong exam date, or going to the wrong exam location.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/nhung-thi-sinh-dac-biet-tai-ky-thi-danh-gia-nang-luc-196250330134400926.htm