Guidelines on checking the entrance exam scores for 10th grade in 63 provinces and cities in 2024 in Vietnam

Guidelines on checking the entrance exam scores for 10th grade in 63 provinces and cities in 2024 in Vietnam

Here are 3 simple and quick ways to check the entrance exam scores for 10th grade in the 63 provinces and cities for the academic year 2024-2025:

[1] Checking via hotline:

You can directly contact the hotline to check the entrance exam scores for 10th grade nationwide.

Format: Area code + 1080 or Area code + 8011 5678.

Follow the instructions from the hotline to check the scores. For example, if you are in Ho Chi Minh City (Area code: 028), dial 028 1080 or 028 80115678.

[2] Checking via SMS:

Candidates can check their exam scores by composing a text message:

V10 (space) Candidate's registration number, then send it to 8655.

For example, if the candidate has the registration number 037494, compose the text message: V10 037494, then send it to 8655.

[3] Checking via electronic news websites:

Several electronic news websites have also updated the entrance exam scores for 10th grade for the academic year 2024-2025, allowing parents and students to easily check them. Click on the link below, select the region, and enter the registration number to check the scores.

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Which individuals are eligible for priority points in 10th grade admission in Vietnam?

Based on Clause 2, Article 7 of the Regulations on Admission to Secondary Schools and High Schools issued together with Circular 11/2014/TT-BGDDT (amended and supplemented by Clause 4, Article 1 of Circular 05/2018/TT-BGDDT and Article 1 of Circular 18/2014/TT-BGDDT), the direct admission and preferential points are stipulated as follows:

Direct admission and priority points:

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2. Eligible individuals for priority points.

The Department of Education and Training determines the additional points for each group of individuals eligible for priority points, with a point difference of 0.5 between the two consecutive priority groups, calculated on a 10-point scale. These groups include:

a) Group 1:

- Children of martyrs;

- Children of war invalids with a disability rate of 81% or higher;

- Children of sick soldiers with a disability rate of 81% or higher;

- Children of individuals issued with "Certification of Policy Beneficiary" as a war invalid with a disability rate of 81% or higher;

- Children of individuals affected by chemical toxins due to revolutionary activities;

- Children of individuals involved in the revolutionary movement before January 1, 1945;

- Children of individuals involved in the revolutionary movement from January 1, 1945, to the August Revolution in 1945.

b) Group 2:

- Children of heroic armed forces personnel, children of labor heroes, children of Vietnamese heroic mothers;

- Children of war invalids with a disability rate below 81%;

- Children of sick soldiers with a disability rate below 81%;

- Children of individuals issued with "Certification of Policy Beneficiary" as a disabled veteran with a disability rate below 81%;

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According to the above regulations, the Department of Education and Training determines the additional points for each group of individuals eligible for priority points, with a point difference of 0.5 between the two consecutive priority groups, calculated on a 10-point scale.

The eligible individuals for priority points 10th grade admissions in 2024 include the following groups:

[1] Group 1:

- Children of martyrs;

- Children of war invalids with a disability rate of 81% or higher;

- Children of sick soldiers with a disability rate of 81% or higher;

- Children of individuals issued with "Certification of Policy Beneficiary" as a war invalid with a disability rate of 81% or higher;

- Children of individuals affected by chemical toxins due to revolutionary activities;

- Children of individuals involved in the revolutionary movement before January 1, 1945;

- Children of individuals involved in the revolutionary movement from January 1, 1945, to the August Revolution in 1945.

[2] Group 2:

- Children of heroic armed forces personnel, children of labor heroes, children of Vietnamese heroic mothers;

- Children of war invalids with a disability rate below 81%;

- Children of sick soldiers with a disability rate below 81%;

- Children of individuals issued with "Certification of Policy Beneficiary" as a disabled veteran with a disability rate below 81%;

[3] Group 3

- Individuals with a parent who belongs to an ethnic minority group;

- Ethnic minority individuals;

- Students currently living and studying in economically and socially disadvantaged areas.

What documents are required for the 10th grade admission application in Vietnam?

Based on the provisions in Article 6 of the Regulations on Admission to Secondary Schools and High Schools issued together with Circular 11/2014/TT-BGDDT (amended by Article 2 of Circular 05/2018/TT-BGDDT), the 10th grade admission application in Vietnam is stipulated as follows:

Admission application:

1. Certified copy of valid birth certificate.

2. Graduation certificate from secondary school or temporary secondary school graduation certificate, or certified copy of secondary school graduation certificate.

3. Academic transcript from secondary school.

4. Confirmation of preferential treatment issued by the competent authority (if applicable).

5. Confirmation issued by the People's Committee of the commune, ward, or township (for students who graduated from secondary school in previous academic years) stating that they have not been serving a prison sentence, undergoing community sentence, or violating the law.

Therefore, the 10th grade admission dossier includes the following documents:

- Certified copy of valid birth certificate.

- Graduation certificate from secondary school or temporary secondary school graduation certificate, or certified copy of secondary school graduation certificate.

- Academic transcript from secondary school.

- Confirmation of preferential treatment issued by the competent authority (if applicable).

- Confirmation issued by the People's Committee of the commune, ward, or township (for students who graduated from lower secondary school in previous academic years) stating that they have not been serving a prison sentence, undergoing community sentence, or violating the law.

- Other documents as required by each school.