The odds of getting into class 10 in Hanoi’s public sector, the highest school, are 1 to 3

The total target for entering 10th grade in a public high school this year is 69,020. In which, Yen Hoa High School has the highest number of applications for admission to aspiration 1 in the city (2,048 applications, admission target is 675 students – the ratio is 1 to 3), followed by Phan Dinh Phung High School (1,579). registration documents, the admission target is 675 – the ratio of against 2.3), the Viet Duc High School (1,570 registration documents, the admission target of 675 – the ratio of 2.3 against).

Exam Admissions The 10th grade entrance to the public high school will take place on June 18-19. The Math and Literature test will take place in 120 minutes, in the form of an essay. Foreign language test in 60 minutes. Students can register in one of the languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, etc., depending on their ability, are not required to take the foreign language exam studied at the secondary school.

Admission score = (Math score + Literature score) x 2 + Foreign language score + Priority score.

For candidates participating in the specialized exam, they will attend on June 20.

This year, the city is still divided into 12 enrollment zones. Each student can register up to 3 aspirations to 3 public high schools, ranked in order of priority. In which, wish 1 and wish 2 must belong to the enrollment area where the student or the student’s parents have permanent residence, wish 3 can enter a high school in any enrollment area. Students are not allowed to change their wishes after registration.

In terms of admissions principles, with public high schools, students who pass the 1st wish will not be considered for the 2nd and 3rd aspirations. If they fail the 1st choice, they will be considered for the 2nd and 3rd aspirations but must have The admission score is at least 1 point higher than the school’s first choice standard score.

Students who do not pass the 1st and 2nd choice will be considered for the 3rd choice, but must have a score higher than the school’s standard for admission 1, at least 2 points.

When lowering the standard score, public high schools are allowed to accept students with aspirations of 2 and 3 who are eligible for admission.