On January 18th, the Ministry of Education and Training announced the results of the national exam for excellent students in 2024-2025 school year of 2024-2025.

The province's student delegation participated in the national
exam for excellent high school students in the school year of 2024-2025.
Accordingly, the national exam for excellent high school students
in the school year of 2024-2025 took place on December 25-26, 2024 with the
participation of 6,482 candidates. In total, in the whole country there are
3,803 prize-winning candidates, accounting for 58.68% of the total number of
the candidates participating in the exam. Of which, Hanoi city had the largest
number of candidates participating in the exam and also had the largest number
of prize-winning candidates with 200 prize-winning candidates out of a total of
260 candidates participating in the exam. Ho Chi Minh City had 166
prize-winning candidates out of 236 candidates. Hanoi National University had
101 prize winners out of 124 candidates. Some other provinces and cities won
many prizes including: Hai Phong 102 contestants, Bac Giang 99 contestants,
Nghe An 96 contestants...
Hoa Binh province had 77 candidates participating in the the
national exam for excellent high school students in the school year of
2024-2025, of which 41 students won prizes, accounting for 53.2% of the total
number of candidates, including 40 students from Hoang Van Thu High School for
the Gifted and 1 student from the Provincial Ethnic Minority High School.
In this competition, Hoa Binh province had 4 students winning
second prizes in History, Literature, Chemistry and Russian, all of them are from
Hoang Van Thu High School for the Gifted; there were 11 third prizes and 26
consolation prizes.
According to the Ministry of Education and Training, the number of
prize-winning candidates was evenly distributed across the localities. In
which, some mountainous and border localities with difficult socio-economic
conditions still had candidates winning prizes at high rankings.
This year's national exam for excellent students has 68
examination councils with 13 subjects: Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology,
Informatics, Literature, History, Geography, English, Russian, French, Chinese,
and Japanese; in which Japanese is included in the exam for the first time.
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