Print news, May 21st: The 'golden choice' of the candidates.

GD&TĐ - Compilation of the newest and best articles in the print edition of Education and Times, issue 121, May 21, 2026

Focus resources on growth poles.

On the morning of May 20th, at the Party Central Headquarters, General Secretary and President To Lam chaired a working session with the Central Policy and Strategy Committee and related agencies to assess national development resources in conjunction with achieving double-digit economic growth and establishing a new growth model. (Page 2)

The "golden choice" of the contestants.

In the 2026 high school graduation exam, History became the most popular elective subject. It's not just a "safe choice" anymore; students' choice of History is increasingly linked to their individual abilities and clear career aspirations. (Page 4)

Tightening university entrance requirements.

In the 2026 university entrance examination, the Ministry of Education and Training requires educational institutions to ensure that either Mathematics or Literature accounts for at least one-third of the weight in the admission test combination. This regulation reflects the classification and selection of candidates with sufficient ability for university admission. (Page 5)

Improve management efficiency

Circular 15/2026/TT-BGDĐT (Circular 15) of the Ministry of Education and Training allows for the digitization of school records and documents, creating a basis for promoting digital transformation, reducing administrative pressure, and improving governance efficiency in educational institutions. (Page 6)

How can we achieve genuine growth?

Despite high visitor numbers, is tourism truly strong and generating substantial economic value? At a recent seminar to provide feedback on the project "Developing tourism into a key economic sector in the new era," many leading experts frankly pointed out the "bottlenecks" of Vietnamese tourism. (Page 7)

We'll crack down on the entire network and investigate thoroughly.

The Drug Crime Investigation Department (C04) of the Ministry of Public Security recently held an awards ceremony to honor collectives with outstanding achievements in combating a particularly large-scale, organized, and transnational caffeine smuggling ring. (Page 8)

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