(HBO) – As many as 86.48 percent of students from Hoa Binh province sitting the national high school examination in late June of this academic year are eligible for graduation.

About 88.4 percent of students from high schools passed the exam while the graduation rate of test-takers from the continuing education system is 75.74 percent, and that of free candidates is 28.57 percent.

 The overall average score in 2019 was 4.71, higher than that of last year – 4.37.

This year, the national high school examination took place on June 24 – 27. Hoa Binh had 37 exam locations and 393 exam venues. About 8,993 students from the province registered for the exam, including 7,679 from high schools, 1,040 from continuing education centres and 274 free candidates./.

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