They began with literature and mathematics tests on the first day of the exams and will with physics, chemistry, biology, history, geography, and foreign languages on August 10.

Contestants at Viet Duc High School in Hanoi.

As many as 900,079 candidates registered to take the exam, and 866,946 students completed the relevant exam procedures yesterday. Among the absent contestants, 26,168 students were unable to participate due to the impact of the Covid-19 epidemic.

Another round of exams will be held for candidates of Da Nang city, a number of localities in Quang Nam province and some candidates who are F1 and F2 cases nationwide.

The Ministry of Education and Training instructed localities to take preventive measures in response to the Covid-19 epidemic, as well as guarding against the possibility of negative phenomena, diseases or fire.

Disease preventive measures at 2020 national high school graduation exam ensured in Bac Giang

(BGO) – The Department of Health in Bac Giang province has issued the Urgent Correspondence to ensure the Covid-19 prevention and control task in the upcoming 2020 National high school graduation exam.

Prime Minister urges safety in organising national high school graduation exam

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc strongly emphasised the issue of ensuring safety in the organisation of the 2020 high school graduation examination, during a regular Cabinet meeting in Hanoi on August 3.

Over 900,000 students register for 2020 high school graduation exams

As many as 900,152 students nationwide have registered to sit their high school graduation exams this August, an increase of over 13,500 candidates compared to last year.

Students to register for high school graduation exams from June 15-30

Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Van Phuc has signed and issued guidance on admission to university levels and enrolment at college level in preschool education in 2020.

Universities implement different solutions to ensure timely graduation

Vietnamese universities have devised flexible plans to ensure final-year students can graduate despite the extended school closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Source: NDO