The students are ready to "pass the exam."

With less than a day left, the clock will strike "D-Day" for the 2025 high school graduation exam – the final milestone of 12 years of schooling, and a wide-open door to a bright future. A tense and anxious atmosphere pervades everywhere, yet somewhere, we can still sense the confidence and burning determination of the students.

Joining the ranks of millions of 12th-grade students nationwide, Vang Chi Thao, an outstanding student from class 12C3 at the Provincial Ethnic Boarding High School, has been diligently studying and preparing for this important exam. Amidst the overwhelming amount of knowledge and a packed study schedule, Thao remained calm the day before "D-Day." She took the time to carefully check all necessary items for the exam room and review key concepts. Thao's goal is not just to graduate with high marks, but also to achieve her dream of entering the prestigious Hanoi National University.

Students at the Provincial Ethnic Boarding High School are reviewing their lessons one day before the exam.

Sharing about her final preparations, Thảo confidently said: “Currently, we are trying to get enough sleep, exercise more, and prepare ourselves mentally so that we can perform effectively and complete the exam successfully.” Thảo's words not only demonstrate thorough preparation in terms of knowledge but also highlight the importance of health and mental well-being for exam success.

Not to be outdone by Thao, Tran Van Bac, a student in class 12A2, also from the Provincial Ethnic Boarding High School, is also ready to excel. Besides consolidating his knowledge, Bac has chosen a unique method to relieve stress: physical exercise. This exercise not only helps Thao maintain good health but also serves as an effective remedy to alleviate anxiety, bringing about a relaxed state of mind before embarking on the challenging competition.

Tran Van Bac expressed his feelings: “Tomorrow is the 2025 high school graduation exam, but I feel relaxed and not as worried as I imagined. During the exam, I will do my best to achieve good results. Currently, I am only focusing on preparing myself mentally to achieve the highest possible score.” Bac's sharing is clear evidence that thorough mental preparation can help candidates overcome the pressure of an important exam.

Students at Bao Thang Ethnic Boarding Secondary and High School are taking advantage of the time to review for their exams.

Arriving at the Lao Cai Provincial Ethnic Boarding High School grounds late in the afternoon, we saw dozens of 12th-grade students still practicing various sports such as walking and volleyball. This is not only a way to improve their health, but also a way for them to relax and relieve stress before the exams. In moments of interaction, laughter, and encouraging pats on the shoulder, everything contributed to a warm and united atmosphere, giving the students renewed energy before the important day.

Physical exercise and sports also help students feel most relaxed before embarking on the challenging competition.

Behind every resilient student is a strong support system – the boundless love and unwavering companionship of parents and teachers. A loving glance, a firm handshake, a sincere word of encouragement… all represent the trust that parents bestow, a powerful motivation for their children to continue on this important journey.

Nguyen Hoang Giang, a student at High School No. 1 in Lao Cai City, always receives the care and attention of her family members.

Nguyen Hoang Giang, a student from High School No. 1 in Lao Cai City, emotionally expressed her gratitude: “We would like to thank our parents and teachers for always being there to guide, teach, and empower us to achieve high results in the high school graduation exam.” This expression of gratitude is not only Giang's personal feeling but also the shared sentiment of many students who have always received support and encouragement from their families and teachers.

Twelve years of studying, filled with dreams and aspirations, are all encapsulated in this crucial exam. A little anxiety and nervousness are perfectly understandable and an inevitable part of the growth process. However, with thorough preparation, dedicated support from teachers, and especially the unwavering encouragement and companionship of parents, the 2007 graduating class will surely have a successful "exam."

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