On the afternoon of July 6, the province’s candidates who sit for the 2021 national high school graduation exam met together at test sites to complete exam preparatory procedures, correct any errors (if any) and hear exam rules and schedule.
All candidates make medical declarations on the afternoon of July 6
Province-based test sites also strictly implemented measures against Covid-19 pandemic. Candidates had their body temperature checked and had hands disinfected before entering exam rooms under the guidance of examination staff. Although having a quick test for Covid-19 antigen, they still had to make medical declarations on the afternoon of July 6. They were also provided with a link to make medical declarations via the application. Examination staff also provided candidates with exam regulations; a specific list of some types of pocket calculators that are allowed to be brought into exam rooms while requiring candidates to be present at test sites on time as prescribed, not to bring cell phones into exam rooms...
There are 13,611 students across the province registering to take the 2021 national high school graduation exam. However, due to the complicated developments of Covid-19 pandemic in some localities, 581 students who belong to the subjects of F0, F1, F2 and in the blockade area do not take the first phase of the exam. They will take the second phase of the exam.
On July 7, candidates will do their literature test in the form of an essay with in 120 minutes in the morning and maths in the form of objective multiple-choice within 90 minutes in the afternoon.
Reported by Anh Sang-Translated by K.T
