Over 11,390 registered for national senior high school graduation examination 2018

Early May 21, Dang Minh Hung, the Deputy Chairman of Provincial People’s Committee chaired a meeting of provincial steering board for upcoming senior high school graduation examination 2018.

This year’s examination in Binh Duong shall be host by local Department of Education and Training in combination with Binh Duong University and Thu Dau Mot University along with related departments and agencies.

Over 11,396 students have registered for the examination, increasing by 1,000 from previous year. Of the registered students, 554 are considered for graduation, 9,995 shall sit for exam along with other 874 sitting for exam only. To facilitate the exam, local Department of Education and Training organized 21 locations of examination including 14 locations at senior high schools in districts, towns, and Thu Dau Mot City and 7 at junior high schools. To be well prepared for the exam, the department has planned for examination paper copying, examination observation and marking.

At the meeting, Dang Minh Hung required the department to fulfill the plan for examination organization, effective lesson review for students, staff organization, and facility assurance. Local authorities are required to coordinate for the best service of the examination which is nationally important.

Reported by A. Sang – Translated by Vi Bao

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