On the evening of June 15, the Foreign Language High School, University of Foreign Languages, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, announced the 10th grade benchmark scores of 7 specialized groups. Each group has four benchmark scores (except English), including scores for specialized groups with scholarships, specialized groups, applied to candidates taking the exam in English or the language of the registered specialized class.

The admission score is the total score of three exams: Foreign Language, Mathematics and Natural Science, Literature and Social Science on a 10-point scale, in which Foreign Language is multiplied by a factor of two. The maximum score is 40.

The Chinese language class has a scholarship score of 31.85, applied to candidates taking the Chinese language exam. This level is almost unchanged from last year. German, Korean, French, and Japanese classes also have a scholarship score of over 30.

For the specialized system, the benchmark scores for each class are relatively even, mostly at 24-25 points. The highest score for the English class is 25.42 points, the lowest score for the Korean class is 22.34 points. Overall, this year's benchmark score is slightly lower than last year's 25-26 points.

The benchmark scores for grade 10 of Foreign Language Specialized High School in 2023 are specifically as follows:

This year, the Foreign Language Specialized High School will enroll 400 specialized students and 100 non-specialized students. The total number of applications received by the Foreign Language Specialized High School is more than 3,800, of which more than half are registered for the English class. With a target of 215 specialized students, the English class has a competition ratio of 1/9.7, meaning that for every 10 students who take the exam, one will be admitted.

The Russian class only recruited 15 students, while 319 students registered, so the competition ratio was the highest - 1/21.3. Next was the Korean class with a competition ratio of 1/10.2, Japanese and French both 1/9.2. The two classes with the lowest competition ratios were German and Chinese, 1/7.9 and 1/6.8, respectively.

Last year, the school entrance exam attracted nearly 4,000 candidates. The benchmark score ranged from 24 to 32.35, the highest being the scholarship program for the French specialized class, exam block D3 (taken in French).

Thanh Hang