Chemistry major male student achieves perfect SAT score.

TPO - Despite admitting to being stubborn and avoiding difficult assignments at times, student Do Ngoc Gia Bao still excelled, achieving a perfect SAT score of 1600/1600.

Do Ngoc Gia Bao, a student in the 11th grade Chemistry 1 class at Hanoi Amsterdam High School for Gifted Students, achieved a perfect SAT score of 1600/1600. Bao admitted that although he was sometimes "stubborn" during his preparation, the 1600 score wasn't entirely unexpected.

Recalling the time when he first started studying for the SAT, Bao was stubborn and didn't complete his assignments, which required a lot of reminders and encouragement from his teacher for a long time. Later, when he became more serious, he still avoided certain sections, especially the types of questions he disliked or found too difficult.

Despite being a chemistry major and having a knack for logical thinking, Bao sees the SAT as an opportunity to challenge himself in both language skills and academic thinking according to American standards.

Since I was little, I've been fascinated by the universe and astronomy. When I was a child, I often asked my mother to buy me lots of books on this topic, and instead of reading comic books, I preferred reading children's science books about the universe.

In middle school, Bao was very enthusiastic about Physics, but the curriculum was quite different from what he had imagined. Later, he gradually found Chemistry more interesting and shifted his focus to it. However, even now, he still loves both Chemistry and Physics, and his interest in science in general has stayed with him from childhood to the present.