English exam for grade 10 increased difficult questions, Hanoi candidates determined to get better scores in Math

This morning, June 11, more than 115,000 candidates in Hanoi will take the Math exam - this is the last subject for those who do not register for specialized schools.

Arriving early at the exam site of Phan Huy Chu High School, candidate Le Nguyen Ngoc Cham (student of Khuong Dinh Secondary School, Hanoi) took the opportunity to eat breakfast and review some math formulas.

English exam for grade 10 increased difficult questions, Hanoi candidates determined to get better scores in Math - 1 — The math exam for 10th grade public schools in Hanoi lasts 120 minutes.

The female student shared: "The content of the Literature questions is relatively close to the curriculum and my predicted exam. I scored myself about 8 points for the Literature exam. This year's exam was quite easy, all the knowledge was in the textbook and there were no tricky questions. However, most students rated the English exam as having more difficult questions than last year. I compared the answers to the exam and scored only about 6 points."

Ngoc Cham aims to enter Kim Lien High School, where the average admission score in previous years was around 8 - 8.2 points per subject. Therefore, the female student is quite stressed when her English score is low. Cham estimates that her target score for the Math test is 8.5 points or higher to have a chance of passing the school of her first choice.

Despite doing well on the Literature and English exams, candidate Lam Quoc Truong (a student at Chu Van An Secondary School, Hanoi) was still quite stressed. "Yesterday's Literature and English exams were more difficult than last year. After the first day of the exam, many of my classmates complained that they had difficulty with some English questions, including me. I think the average score this year will be low. If that is true, the competition for entrance exam scores will be even more fierce," Truong said.

Therefore, Quoc Truong is determined to put all his effort into the Math exam to achieve a high score of 8.5 - 9 or higher, to make up for the lost score in English to secure a place at Yen Hoa High School (Cau Giay, Hanoi).

This year, more than 129,000 candidates were considered for recognition of graduating from junior high school, of which more than 115,000 students took the 10th grade entrance exam across the city. According to the assigned quota, schools in the area will enroll 69,805 candidates into the public system (in 2022, more than 69,200 students will be recruited).

The number of candidates this year increased by about 1,000 candidates compared to last year, so the admission rate to public high schools also increased compared to last year. Specifically, the admission rate to grade 10 this year is more than 62%.

In the specialized system (Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for the Gifted, Nguyen Hue High School for the Gifted, Chu Van An High School, Son Tay High School), the total number of registered candidates is 11,283. Total quota is 1,895.

English exam for grade 10 increased difficult questions, Hanoi candidates determined to get better scores in Math - 2 — Candidates take the opportunity to review their lessons before entering the exam room. (Photo: Zing.vn)

Mr. Tran The Cuong, Director of the Department of Education and Training, informed that Hanoi is the locality with the largest number of candidates registering for the 10th grade entrance exam in the country with more than 116,000 students registering. Hanoi has established 201 exam sites with nearly 5,000 exam rooms in 30 districts, towns and cities to serve candidates.

The city has about 20,000 officials and teachers working in exam supervision and grading. In addition, there are 590 supervisors at exam sites and more than 1,000 police officers and soldiers performing the task of protecting the exam area.

In hot weather conditions, all examination sites have maximized health care conditions for candidates. The electricity sector is committed to ensuring no power outages at examination sites, all 201 examination sites have backup generators.

To ensure objectivity, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training requires examination sites to assign invigilators according to the principle that each examination room will have 2 invigilators from 2 different schools; invigilators will not invigilate more than once in one examination room.

During the performance of their duties, members of the examination site must comply with the assignment, comply with the direction of the examination site manager, and properly implement the examination regulations and examination invigilation instructions. The examination site manager is responsible for assigning examination invigilators and members to perform duties at the examination site to ensure that the people are clearly identified, the work is confidential, and the procedures are correct and complete.

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