When do candidates need to be present?

At 2:00 p.m. on June 26, candidates must be present at the examination site's procedure room, bringing their exam notice and citizen identification card to listen to the announcement of the high school graduation exam regulations, receive their exam cards, and report any corrections to information about their last name, middle name, first name, date of birth, and priority status (if any).

June 27 and 28: Candidates must be present at the test site on time. Note: Candidates who arrive more than 15 minutes late after the test start time signal will not be allowed to take that test and the remaining tests.

Items allowed/prohibited from being brought into the exam room

When arriving at the exam location, candidates must deposit prohibited items in the exam room at the designated place.

Items allowed to be brought in include: pens; rulers; pencils; erasers; squares; graphing rulers; drawing tools; handheld calculators without text editing functions and without memory cards; Vietnam geography atlas compiled according to the 2006 General Education Program (without markings or any other content written on).

Prohibited items to bring into the exam room include: carbon paper, erasers, alcoholic beverages; weapons and explosives, flammable substances; documents, communication equipment (receiving, broadcasting information, recording audio, video) or containing information to cheat during the exam.

Photocopying exam papers will be prosecuted

Exam papers and answers that have not been made public are classified as "top secret" state secrets; if candidates intentionally copy or distribute them, they will be prosecuted.

The period of protection of "top secret" state secrets for exam papers of exams/subjects only ends when the time for multiple-choice exams/subjects has expired and 2/3 of the time for essay exams has expired. Any act of revealing or leaking exam papers will be handled according to the provisions of the Law on Protection of State Secrets.

Check the exam in 5 minutes

When receiving the exam paper from the invigilator, candidates must carefully check the number of pages and the quality of the printed pages; if they discover that the exam paper is missing pages or is torn, damaged, smudged, or blurred, they must immediately report it to the invigilator in the exam room, no later than 5 minutes from the start of the test time; after that time, candidates are responsible for themselves.

For multiple-choice tests, it is necessary to check the writing and filling of the test code to ensure that the test code written and filled in on the multiple-choice answer sheet and the test code written on the 2 test receipts must match the test code on the test paper.

Notes when doing multiple choice tests

Personal information may only be written on the test answer sheet in blue ink (no red ink) as directed by the test invigilator.

In the registration number and exam code section: write the registration number and exam code in blue ink; fill in the corresponding boxes with a pencil very accurately.

The answer sheet must be filled in with pencil, not pen.

In the combined exam, the component subjects must have the same test code. When receiving the test for each component subject, candidates must check the test code. If the test code does not match, they must immediately notify the invigilator within 5 minutes from the time the test is distributed to receive the appropriate test code.

You must fill in the correct answer in the correct position of each subject on the multiple choice answer sheet, specifically: subject 1, from question 1 to question 40; subject 2, from question 41 to question 80; subject 3 from question 81 to question 120.

Notes when submitting the exam

Candidates must check the personal information on the test paper and the multiple-choice answer sheet accurately, write down the page number for essay subjects, the test code for multiple-choice subjects and sign both test receipts. Only leave the exam room with permission from the invigilator.

Things to know when looking up exam results

At 8:00 a.m. on July 17, the Ministry of Education and Training announced the exam results. Candidates can look up their exam scores by logging into the exam management software using their assigned accounts, or looking up their scores on the electronic information portal of the Department of Education and Training and the Ministry of Education and Training.

What should parents do if the candidate is sick?

In case a candidate is sick or has a special emergency before the exam, the student's parents must immediately notify the school leaders where the candidate is studying in grade 12 to receive special instructions if they meet the conditions as prescribed in Article 37 of the Exam Regulations.

In order for candidates to be calm, confident and achieve good results in the 2024 high school graduation exam, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training also recommends that parents continue to accompany their children in specific tasks such as: taking care of candidates' health during exam days; taking time to take candidates to the exam site during exam sessions; checking and reminding candidates to ensure that they do not bring prohibited items into the exam room.