According to the Organizing Committee, this year, the Violympic exam has more than 4.5 million candidates from primary to high school participating.
Nearly 600 excellent students across the country were honored at the Violympic competition award ceremony on May 17 in Hanoi.
After 9 rounds of competition from school level to provincial/city level, nearly 80,000 students officially entered the national final round. As a result, 16,909 excellent candidates won prizes, including: 1,318 gold prizes, 1,983 silver prizes, 3,334 bronze prizes and 9,946 consolation prizes.
Hanoi is the locality with the highest number of students winning awards, with more than 3,000 students, accounting for 17.82% of the total number of awards nationwide. Ranked second is Ninh Binh with 2,131 students winning awards (12.6%), Hai Phong with 1,923 students (11.37%), Vinh Phuc with 1,410 students (8.34%), Thai Binh with 1,317 students (7.79%), and Hai Duong with 1,059 students (6.22%).
In particular, this year's Violympic continues to record students from all provinces and cities across the country, from the capital Hanoi to remote areas such as Lai Chau, Son La, Lang Son, Cao Bang ...
This year, all Violympic exams are built synchronously according to the 2018 general education program in all grades.
At the award ceremony, the organizing committee honored nearly 600 outstanding students representing all grades. In particular, the top 20 candidates nationwide received valuable prizes such as laptops, tablets, headphones, and smart watches, with a total value of more than 1 billion VND.
Established in 2008, Violympic is oriented to be a useful online intellectual playground for high school students across the country, aiming to spread the spirit of proactive learning and love of technology to millions of students.
The 2024-2025 school year marks the first time that all Violympic exam questions have been developed in line with the 2018 general education program for all grades. The exam content is compiled from three current textbooks, ensuring fairness, objectivity and creating equal access to knowledge for all students. In addition, the exam rules and formats are also continuously improved, enhancing the online learning and testing experience for students.
In particular, Violympic continues to make its mark with strong improvements in organization and supervision, when applying modern online exam supervision technology to ensure transparency, accuracy and fairness in assessing students' abilities.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc, Director of the Violympic program, commented that Violympic is not only a place for students to gain knowledge but also a digital capacity launch pad, helping them develop logical thinking, self-study ability and problem-solving ability - core skills of digital age citizens.
Source: https://nld.com.vn/trao-giai-violympic-cho-gan-600-hoc-sinh-xuat-sac-196250517175714332.htm
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