According to statistics from the Department of Education and Training, the number of students graduating from grade 9 this year is 129,210, of which 69,805 candidates were admitted to grade 10 in public high schools (55.7%) - an average competition ratio of 1 in 1.85. Last year, the average competition ratio for grade 10 in public schools was 1 in 1.67, and in 2021 it was 1 in 1.61. Thus, the competition ratio for grade 10 this year is expected to be the highest in the past three years.
Khuong Ha High School has the highest competition ratio in the city at 1/3.55, followed by Kim Lien High School with a ratio of 1 in 2.61, and Nguyen Van Cu High School with a ratio of 1 in 2.51.
The Department of Education and Training also anticipates that 30,000 students will enroll in autonomous public or private schools (23.2%), while the remainder will be admitted to vocational education and continuing education centers.
Number of candidates registering their preferences for each public high school in the 2023-2024 school year:
Last year, Yen Hoa High School had the highest number of first-choice applications in the city (2,048 applications, 675 admission slots - a ratio of 1 in 3), followed by Phan Dinh Phung High School (1,579 applications, 675 admission slots - a ratio of 2.3), and Viet Duc High School (1,570 applications, 675 admission slots - a ratio of 2.3).
According to the schedule for this year's public high school entrance exam, on the morning of June 10th, candidates will take the Literature exam, followed by the Foreign Language exam in the afternoon. On June 11th, candidates will take the Mathematics exam in the morning and have the afternoon off.
The Mathematics and Literature exams are essay-based, with 120 minutes allotted for each subject. For the Foreign Language exam, candidates take a multiple-choice test for 60 minutes, choosing one of the following languages: English, French, German, Japanese, or Korean.
Admission score for 10th grade = (Math score + Literature score) x 2 + Foreign language score + Priority points.
The city is still divided into 12 enrollment zones. Each student can register for a maximum of three preferences for three public high schools, ranked in order of priority. Of these, the first and second preferences must be within the designated enrollment zone, while the third preference is optional. Students are not allowed to change their preferences after registration.
Students who have been accepted into their first choice will not be considered for subsequent choices. If they are rejected by their first choice, they will be considered for their second and third choices, but their admission scores must be 1-2 points higher than the school's cutoff score.
High schools must recruit students based on geographical area, except for Chu Van An High School and Son Tay High School, which are allowed to recruit non-specialized students from across the city.
For the two specialized high schools in Hanoi - Amsterdam and Nguyen Hue, as well as the specialized classes of Chu Van An and Son Tay high schools, candidates must pass the preliminary round to register for the entrance exam. This round is based on the results of cultural and talent competitions, academic ranking, and high school graduation. Each criterion is worth 1-5 points.
Candidates who score 10 points or more in the preliminary selection are eligible to take the entrance exam. Candidates applying for a specialized class will take the exam in that specialized subject, except for the Computer Science class which takes Mathematics. The specialized subject exams are 150 minutes long, except for Foreign Language and Chemistry, which are 120 minutes long.
Students can register for a maximum of two schools (which may be in the same specialized subject) or two specialized classes within the same school, provided that the specialized exam schedules do not overlap.
Admission score for specialized 10th grade classes = Total score of non-specialized subjects + Score of specialized subject exam x 2.
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