Ministry of Education and Training announced scores, nearly 1,000 students failed graduation this year

According to the regulations, candidates with failing scores will fail to graduate this year.

Specifically, 777 students failed in Math, 10 times higher than last year and also the subject with the highest number of failed candidates. In this year's exam, Math and Literature are two compulsory subjects.

There were 1,126,172 candidates taking the Math exam, and the average score this year was also a record low, stopping at only 4.78. With this score, Math became the exam subject with the lowest average score of all subjects this year and the only subject with an average score below 5.

Looking deeper, nationwide there are more than 635,000 students with math test scores below average, accounting for more than 56%, while last year this number was only more than 17%.

The subject with the highest number of failing candidates after Math is Literature, with 87 candidates.

Next is English with 28 candidates.

The number of candidates with failing scores in each subject is as follows:

SUBJECT	SCORE BELOW 1
Maths	777
Literature	87
Physics	3
Chemistry	8
Biology	1
Information technology	0
History	13
Geography	19
English	28
TOTAL	936

This morning, the Ministry of Education and Training announced the 2025 High School Graduation Exam scores for more than 1 million candidates nationwide. After knowing the results, if there are still concerns about the scores, all candidates have the right to appeal the exam. The time to receive appeal applications is 10 days at the place where the candidate registered to take the exam.

CHECK EXAM SCORE HERE