Additional enrollment quota for grade 10 of 108 public schools

108 public schools in Ho Chi Minh City are recruiting additional 10th grade students based on the principle of taking students from highest to lowest.

Ho Chi Minh City announced additional enrollment quotas for grade 10 of public schools. (Source: VNEXPRESS)

Students who do not pass all three of their regular admission wishes to public high schools in Ho Chi Minh City have the opportunity to take additional admissions according to the latest decision of the City Department of Education and Training.

On the afternoon of August 2, the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City issued a document allowing the organization of additional enrollment in public grade 10. Accordingly, the Department of Education and Training of Ho Chi Minh City reviewed the actual enrollment situation at educational institutions and decided to enroll additional students in grade 10 for the 2023-2024 school year, ensuring the reception capacity of educational institutions.

Immediately after receiving the City's approval, the Department of Education and Training of Ho Chi Minh City officially issued instructions for additional enrollment in public grade 10 for the 2023-2024 school year.

Specifically, the additional candidates are students who do not pass all 3 regular admission wishes to public high schools and have a total entrance exam score of 3 subjects: Math + Literature + Foreign Language + priority points (if any) greater than or equal to the standard score of the 3rd wish of the public high school they want to register for admission.

Each student is only allowed to register for additional enrollment at 1 public high school that has not yet met its assigned enrollment quota and is not allowed to change schools after submitting the additional enrollment registration application.

High schools that have not met their assigned quotas and the remaining quotas are specifically as follows:

Students submit their application directly to the school with additional enrollment wishes. The application includes a report card of the 10th grade entrance exam results issued at the secondary school and stamped with a red seal.

The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training also noted that public high schools that have not yet recruited enough students according to their assigned quotas should establish a supplementary admission council to recruit 10 students. This council is responsible for receiving applications within the prescribed time, ensuring that candidates must meet the prescribed conditions.

The Council will base on the admission records, remaining admission quotas and the total score of 3 subjects: Math + Literature + Foreign Language + priority points (if any) to determine the score from highest to lowest until the quota is met.

Schools will use the Department's exam management software to consider candidates eligible for additional admission. In case the number of admitted candidates exceeds the remaining quota due to many candidates having the same score, the school's Admissions Council will adjust the number of admitted candidates in the spirit that the number of admitted candidates does not exceed the remaining quota.

According to the Department's statistics, currently 108 high schools do not have enough 10th grade students according to the approved quota. The schools with the most shortages are Long Phu High School (283), Nguyen Van Linh (282), Nguyen Van Tang (214), Trung Lap (157), Binh Chanh District Sports Gifted School (136), Ngo Gia Tu (120), Vinh Loc B (109), Long Truong (105).

Candidates are expected to submit additional applications from August 4th to 5pm on August 8th. Schools will consider admission on the Department's software, following the principle of taking from highest to lowest and not exceeding the quota.

The supplementary admission list was announced on August 11. Students enrolled for three days, August 14-16.

The Ho Chi Minh City public 10th grade exam took place in early June with nearly 96,000 candidates taking the exam. Of these, about 77,300 students passed (80%). This year, nearly 5,000 students who passed the exam did not enroll. Not only in suburban schools, but even top schools with high admission scores still lack dozens of quotas.

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