100,000 candidates will take the high school graduation exam on computers.

(Dan Tri) - The computer-based high school graduation exam questions will be tested on a large scale in two phases. This school year, the first 100,000 candidates are expected to participate.

In April-May 2026, the Ministry of Education and Training will conduct a large-scale test of computer-based exam questions, with an expected number of about 100,000 candidates.

This content is part of the roadmap to prepare for organizing high school graduation exams on computers in 2027.

Question testing is part of the process of building a question bank. The testing process also serves as preparation for large-scale computer-based testing.

One year later, in April-May 2027, the Ministry of Education and Training will organize a test of exam questions at locations planned to hold computer-based exams; organize a large-scale test of exam questions according to the process of building a question bank.

The organization of high school graduation exams on computers at qualified locations will be organized together with the paper-based format at other testing locations in June 2027.

This school year, the Ministry of Education and Training will test high school graduation exams on computers with more than 100,000 students (Illustration: MOET).

In the context of promoting national digital transformation and educational innovation, the Ministry of Education and Training is urgently preparing for an important step: organizing the High School Graduation Exam on computers in 2027.

The transition to the new exam format is built on a solid legal foundation and has a detailed implementation roadmap, lasting from now until 2027.

This September, the Ministry of Education and Training established a Steering Committee and a Drafting Committee to develop a Project to organize the High School Graduation Exam on computers and submit it to the Prime Minister for approval.

The tasks that need to be completed in the coming time include: Deploying project development, testing questions, reviewing facilities and necessary conditions, issuing procedures and regulations...

The specific implementation process is as follows:

Time	Content
September 2025	The Ministry of Education and Training established a Steering Committee and a Drafting Committee to develop a Project to organize the High School Graduation Exam on computers and submit it to the Prime Minister for approval.
October 2025 - March 2026	Deploying the project to organize the High School Graduation Exam on computers.
April-May 2026	Test test questions on computers with a scale of about 100,000 candidates.
July 2026	Submit to the Government for consideration and promulgation of the Project on organizing high school graduation exams on computers.
August 2026	Review facilities and necessary conditions nationwide to have a roadmap for implementing computer-based exams.
October-December 2026	Issue procedures and regulations for computer-based testing. Localities shall arrange a number of locations to pilot computer-based testing in 2027 and prepare to invest in facilities for these testing locations.
April-May 2027	Organize testing of exam questions at locations planned to hold computer-based exams; Organize testing of exam questions on a large scale according to the process of building an exam question bank.
June 2027	Organize high school graduation exams on computers at qualified locations and organize high school graduation exams on paper at other locations.

The Ministry of Education and Training emphasized that units need to closely coordinate with the Ministry in testing exam questions at educational institutions, and at the same time have plans to prepare facilities.

In particular, it is necessary to invest in computers, computer rooms and other systems to ensure the organization of exams on computers and serve the goals in line with innovation and national digital transformation.

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