📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Education and Training is collecting comments on the draft Circular amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Regulation on high school graduation exams issued together with Circular No. 24/2024/TT-BGDDT dated December 24, 2024. It is expected that a number of regulations and exam organization procedures will be adjusted to be more convenient for units in the context of rearranging two-level local government management units. According to the Ministry of Education and Training, the 2026 high school graduation exam will basically remain stable as in 2025, and at the same time make necessary adjustments to ensure compliance with the two-level local government management model, the arrangement of provincial-level administrative units, the rearrangement of the inspection apparatus, as well as continue to promote the application of information technology in the stages of organizing exams. Specifically, the draft Circular proposes to amend regulations related to inspection and examination in exams to ensure compliance with the transfer of education inspection departments at all levels to the Government Inspectorate and Provincial Inspectorate. At the same time, a number of regulations and exam organization procedures have been adjusted to make it more convenient for units in the context of rearranging two-level local government management units and provincial-level administrative units. Accordingly, exam registration documents are only kept at high schools; The exam admission notice and exam card are integrated into a single type called Exam Admission Notice and are issued by the high school where the candidate submits the exam registration documents; The temporary graduation certificate and the Certificate of exam results are integrated into the Certificate of exam results and are issued by the high school where the candidate submits the exam registration documents. In addition, the application of information technology continues to be enhanced, contributing to reducing the time for receiving re-examination applications, shortening the time for notifying re-examination results, and facilitating the enrollment process of higher education and vocational education institutions. The re-examination marking process is also adjusted in the direction of improving efficiency and quality, which stipulates that all exams with score changes after re-evaluation must be held in dialogue with the previous examiner. In addition, the draft Circular continues to emphasize the optimization of information technology application in exam organization, especially data transmission between exam councils and the Ministry of Education and Training through the exam management system, gradually replacing manual steps such as sending CDs by mail. Electricity, thereby contributing to improving efficiency, increasing processing speed and ensuring safety and accuracy in the entire process of organizing the high school graduation exam. The Ministry of Education and Training is collecting opinions on this issue on the Ministrys e-portal./.Refer moreRefer moreRefer moreRefer moreRefer moreRefer more
