The English specialized class at Chu Van An High School recruited 35 students and received nearly 1,100 applications, so the competition ratio was nearly 1/31 - the highest among the four specialized schools in Hanoi.
The Hanoi Department of Education and Training said on May 17 that 11,283 candidates had registered for four specialized high schools with specialized classes. The total quota for specialized classes at these schools is 1,750.
Nguyen Hue High School for the Gifted has the most registered candidates - 4,127, followed by Chu Van An High School with 3,222, Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for the Gifted ranked third with 2,805, and Son Tay High School with 1,129.
Regarding the competition ratio, the English class of Chu Van An High School is the highest - 1/30.97, meaning that out of 31 students taking the exam, one student was admitted. This class has a quota of 35, receiving 1,084 applications. Coming in second is the English class of Nguyen Hue High School with a competition ratio of 1/21.14. Although 1,480 candidates applied, this school's competition ratio is still lower than Chu Van An's, because it recruited two classes with a quota of 70.
The Literature class of these two schools also has the same competition ratio, both 1/13, followed by the IT class, about 1/10-1/11.
At Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for the Gifted, 11/12 specialized classes have a competition ratio of less than 10, only the English specialized class has a competition ratio of 1/10.31. Among the remaining classes, Russian is the lowest with a competition ratio of 1/1.06. The quota for this class is 35 and only 37 candidates registered for the exam. This is also the class with the lowest competition ratio among the four schools. Other classes at Ams have a common competition ratio of 1/4.
Son Tay High School has a competition ratio of 1/1.86-1/5.8, the lowest in most specialized classes that the school recruits, except for History and Geography.
Candidates applying for specialized 10th grade must take three exams in Math, Literature, and Foreign Language in the public high school entrance exam, which takes place on June 10-11, then take an additional specialized subject exam on June 12.
Candidates who register for a specialized class will take the exam in that specialized subject, except for the IT specialized class, which takes the exam in Math. The admission score is the total score of the exams, in which the specialized subject is multiplied by a factor of two.
Students can register for up to two schools (can be in the same specialized subject) or two specialized classes in the same school, as long as the specialized exam schedule does not overlap. The benchmark scores will be announced on July 8-9, candidates can confirm their enrollment online or in person.
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Candidates taking the 2021 specialized grade 10 entrance exam in Hanoi. Photo: Duong Tam
This year, Hanoi has 129,210 students graduating from secondary schools. Candidates for specialized schools are in the group that will continue to study at public schools, a total of 72,000 students. The rest will study at autonomous public schools, private schools, vocational education centers - continuing education centers.
Last year, Hanoi-Amsterdam High School for the Gifted led in benchmark scores in most specialized 10th grade classes, with the highest being the English class with an average of 8.68 points per subject.
The admission score for Nguyen Hue High School for the Gifted remains at 6.8-7.8 points per subject. This is also the common score at Chu Van An High School. Son Tay High School has the lowest admission score for specialized classes, with History only requiring 20.25 points, with an average of 4.1 points per subject to pass.
Thanh Hang
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