The remaining 5 subjects in the entrance exam to Nguyen Trai High School for the Gifted are not easy to get high scores.

English subject (120 minutes) is in the form of multiple choice and essay, the remaining subjects (150 minutes) are in the form of essay.

Some teachers and many candidates commented that this year's exam continued to have a high level of differentiation. The questions were mainly at low and high application levels, suitable for selecting candidates to study specialized subjects. Most candidates will not easily get high scores.

Many candidates commented that the English exam had the same basic structure as last year, and was long. The exam was also quite good when it came to environmental issues. The essays often made it difficult for candidates, but with the topic of the negative impacts of the tourism industry, many candidates could "write freely". Many candidates commented that questions 51-60 were related to the "punching" task of filling in the blanks and questions 71-75 were related to rewriting sentences. These two tasks required candidates to have a rich vocabulary and solid grammar to do them correctly. The expected score range was 6-7.5 points. 9-10 points would be difficult because each candidate had different perspectives and thinking in the essay.

The chemistry exam was more difficult than last year in both theory and calculation. Many students said that the average score was 6-7 points. Scores of 9-10 will be very rare. You can easily get points from questions 1 to 3. The exam was quite long so many students did not have enough time to complete it.

For physics, many candidates said the test was easier than last year but quite long. With 150 minutes, not everyone could complete the test. Question 5 related to optics was difficult, complicated, and there was not enough time, so many students could not do it. In addition, the differentiating question in point 2 of question 3 related to knowledge of electricity, the question was quite long. The average score will be around 6-8 points.

For geography, candidates can easily get points in questions 2, 3 and 4. Questions 1 and 5 are more difficult and can be used to classify students. The average score is expected to be from 6 to 7.5 points.

The most difficult subject in this afternoon's exam is history. Many candidates commented that the question that differentiates students is question 3 related to the revolutionary movement of 1930-1931 and the democratic movement in the years 1936-1939. This question requires candidates to have a deep understanding of the problem, grasp the context and historical events to make connections and analyze. In addition, the part that makes it difficult for candidates is question 5 asking about the similarities in the objective timing of the August 1945 general uprising with the objective timing of the general offensive and uprising in the spring of 1975. Candidates can easily get points in the world history section and a part of Vietnamese history related to the Dien Bien Phu Campaign. The score range will be from 5 to 6 points. There may be points of 7 to 8, but points of 9 to 10 are almost impossible.

On the afternoon of June 3, 6 candidates were absent without reason, no candidates or invigilators violated exam regulations. The Department of Education and Training will continue to increase the number of exam inspectors in the coming time.

Traffic safety and security are ensured. Youth volunteers continue to support and cheer for the candidates.