Announcement of 2025 high school graduation exam scores on July 16

This is information that more than 1.16 million candidates and parents across the country are particularly interested in.

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) said that the 2025 high school graduation exam scores are expected to be announced at 8 a.m. on July 16. After knowing the results, candidates will continue to prepare for the next important steps such as graduation recognition, exam review, and preparation for university and college entrance exams.

According to the plan, the exam marking and data comparison will be completed before 5 p.m. on July 13. By the morning of July 16, all exam results will be announced simultaneously on the information portals of the Ministry and the Departments of Education and Training. This is information that more than 1.16 million candidates and parents nationwide are particularly interested in.

This year’s exam is the first time it has been held simultaneously for two general education programs 2006 and 2018, with a total of 14 subjects – the highest number ever. Of which, the 2006 program has 9 subjects and the 2018 program has 13 subjects.

Several important milestones to note

After announcing the exam scores, the Departments of Education and Training will consider graduation recognition and announce the results no later than July 18.

Candidates who wish to have their exam papers reviewed can submit their applications from July 16 to 25. The re-scoring of the exam papers will be completed by August 3 at the latest. The graduation recognition process after the review will end before August 8.

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Before July 22, high schools are responsible for issuing temporary graduation certificates and returning transcripts and related documents to students.

More than 1.16 million candidates took the exam, 41 cases were suspended

This year’s exam saw the participation of more than 1.16 million candidates – an increase compared to last year. However, there were 41 cases of suspension due to violations of regulations, mainly bringing phones and documents into the exam room. Specifically, there were 22 cases in Literature, 12 in Math, and 7 more violations in combination and elective subjects.

Notably, no exam supervisors were disciplined for violations in this year's exam, showing that the exam organization and supervision were carried out strictly.

Prepare for the university admissions stage

After receiving the exam scores, candidates will enter the university and college admissions stage. This is an important step, requiring students to closely follow the information, admissions schedule, and prepare all required documents in order to not miss the opportunity to be admitted.

The Ministry of Education and Training also recommends that candidates be careful with unofficial information to avoid being scammed, especially during the process of adjusting their wishes or submitting their application.

According to VTV

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