Of which, there were 32 perfect scores in Mathematics, 185 in Physics, 53 in Chemistry, 3 in Biology, 107 in History, 409 in Geography, 55 in Economic and Legal Education, 31 in Foreign Languages and 5 in Agricultural and Industrial Technology.

Students discuss with each other about the exam at Ngo Si Lien High School in Bac Giang ward.

This is the first student generation graduating under the 2018 general education curriculum. Although the exam questions of some subjects were evaluated challenging, many students of Bac Ninh province gained high scores.

Particularly, student Nguyen Quang Minh from Bac Ninh High School for Gifted Students No 1 won perfect scores in A00 group with 10 in Mathematics, 10 in Physics and 10 in Chemistry, top the nation.

No students in Bac Ninh province got zero score. The average scores were 5.35 in Foreign Languages, 6.87 in Literature, 7.17 in Physics, 6.41 in Chemistry, 6.43 in Biology, 6.78 in History, 6.76 in Geography, 7.73 in Economic and Legal Education, 6.61 in Informatics and 6.45 in Industrial Technology. Agricultural Technology saw the highest average score of 8.06 while Mathematics was the lowest subject with 4.94.

More than 43,700 candidates from Bac Ninh province participated in the 2025 high school graduation exam.

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New semiconductor training programme expands opportunities for Vietnamese students

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Party chief visits two schools for students with disabilities in Hanoi

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French President talks to Vietnamese students, young intellectuals in Hanoi

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Vietnamese students shine at global ICT competition

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