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The 2025 high school graduation exam will take place on June 26-27, with two exam schedules for candidates studying under the new and old programs.

This year, the first batch of candidates under the 2018 program will take the graduation exam, but there are still candidates studying under the old program (2006) who need to retake the exam to be considered for graduation recognition or to get points to register for university. Therefore, the Ministry has proposed two exam schedules for these two groups.

Exam schedule for candidates following the current general education program (2018):

Exam schedule for candidates following the 2006 general education program:

For candidates taking the exam under the 2006 program, the Ministry of Education and Training stipulates that, based on the number of candidates registering for the exam, the Departments of Education and Training will arrange a number of separate exam locations. The organization of the exam will be carried out according to the regulations of the 2024 High School Graduation Exam Regulations. Candidates will take 6 subjects. Of which, 3 are compulsory: Math, Literature, Foreign Language and choose 1 of 2 Natural Science exams (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) or Social Science exams (History, Geography, Civic Education). If any candidate has not graduated last year and is considering graduation this year, the old regulations will apply, with a ratio of 30% of the 12th grade report card score and 70% of the high school graduation exam score.

The group of candidates taking the graduation exam according to the 2018 program, according to regulations, only take 4 tests including 2 compulsory subjects: Math, Literature and 2 elective subjects from the remaining subjects studied in high school (10 subjects). In the formula for calculating graduation scores, the exam scores account for 50%; the 3-year high school transcript score accounts for 50% and priority points if any. Compared to before, the transcript score increased by 20%.

The leader of the Department of Quality Management said that candidates need to note that when taking the elective exam, they must be present from the beginning of the exam and can only leave when the exam time is over (after finishing both elective exams). Previously, candidates who only took the second exam in the elective exam could arrive 15 minutes before the second exam time. However, from 2025, candidates must arrive right from the beginning of the exam. One of the important regulations that candidates need to remember when taking the objective multiple-choice exam is that they cannot submit their exam papers before the end of the exam time. Candidates can only leave the exam room after the invigilator has checked enough multiple-choice answer sheets in the entire exam room and given permission.

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