Closing and awarding ceremony of the 28th Provincial Youth Informatics Competition 2025

Delegates attending the contest.

After a period of active implementation at the district level, the 28th Provincial Youth Informatics Contest in 2025 has 696 contestants from primary, secondary, non-specialized high schools and specialized high schools selected from 20 district-level units registered to participate in the provincial contest.

Candidates attending the contest.

As a result, 94 primary school candidates entered the final round. This year, the final round admission score was higher than in 2024 because the Organizing Committee increased the difficulty of the exam. The final round result had 74 candidates scoring 50 points or more, with the highest score being 99 points.

Overview of the ceremony.

The junior high school block has 62 candidates entering the final round. The high school block is divided into 2 groups: Group C1 is for candidates specializing in IT; Group C2 is for candidates in non-specialized groups. The number of candidates registering and taking the exam is twice as high as in 2024. Group C1 has 14 candidates participating, the highest score is 100 points, this group is for specialized groups so the exam requirements are much higher than Group C2. Group C2 has 89 candidates participating in the exam. The highest score is 100 points.

The organizers awarded second prizes to the contestants.

This year's exam basically meets the requirements for assessing candidates' abilities, with many changes in the types of exercises, difficulty levels and basic classification. The application of the test case method creates high requirements for candidates' work. Candidates can complete the entire test but may still not get points if they do not meet the constraints on accuracy and execution time, so some candidates who do not complete the entire program may receive a score of 0 for that program.

The organizers awarded first prize to the contestants.

At the end of the contest, the Organizing Committee awarded 5 first prizes; 19 second prizes; 30 third prizes and 54 consolation prizes to the contestants. In addition, the Organizing Committee also awarded Certificates of Merit from the Provincial Youth Union Executive Committee to 3 groups whose contestants won many high prizes at the contest.

The Organizing Committee awarded Certificates of Merit from the Provincial Youth Union Executive Committee to 3 groups whose contestants won many high prizes at the Competition.

The 28th Provincial Youth Informatics Competition in 2025 is an annual activity to encourage young people to study, research and master information technology, and at the same time discover, gather and promote young talents in the field of Informatics - Information Technology, contributing to building human resources in information technology, meeting the trend of the 4.0 Industrial Revolution, building a smart and modern Thanh Hoa province.

Linh Huong

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