On 21/8, the Ministry of Justice held the first National Press Awards Ceremony on Justice and the online competition "Learning about the Ministry and Justice Sector". FPT Corporation partnered with the Ministry, providing its digital examination platform, Khaothi.Online, for the online competition.
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Minister of Justice Nguyen Hai Ninh at the award ceremony. Photo: FPT |
Minister of Justice Nguyen Hai Ninh at the award ceremony. Photo: FPT
According to the organizers, the competition attracted 120,102 entries from 69,324 participants. 75,420 participants accessed the competition via smartphones, while 44,682 used computers. The Khaothi.Online platform offered flexible access, allowing participants to use various devices and participate from any location. Ho Chi Minh City had the highest participation with 32,240 entries, followed by Dong Nai with 11,860 and Hanoi with 8,967. The competition saw a diverse range of participants in terms of age, education level, and ethnicity.
The competition highlighted the diversity of participants. Notable examples include Pham Thi Thu Thao (22 years old, Dong Thap) who won first prize; Pham Anh Tu (14 years old, Van Linh Secondary School, Lang Son), the youngest ethnic minority participant to win a prize; and Bui Thi Sao (80 years old, Dien Bien), the oldest participant to achieve a good result.
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Reported data of the competition recorded on the technology platform. Photo: FPT |
Reported data of the competition recorded on the technology platform. Photo: FPT
At the award ceremony, Minister of Justice Nguyen Hai Ninh emphasized the competition's success in promoting the values of the justice sector. He noted that the competition helped officials and citizens better understand the history, role, and contributions of the sector, while also disseminating legal knowledge to the community.
An FPT representative stated that the system was deployed over two months by a team of 6 technicians. The team managed the entire process, from receiving requirements and design to training, supporting the competition, and summarizing results. The team faced several challenges, including designing a user-friendly interface for diverse participants, ensuring professionalism and security, updating mergers, supporting thousands of mobile accesses, and providing real-time reporting.
"As a result, the competition ensured transparency, safety, and efficiency, while also saving manpower and costs for the organizers," the FPT representative said.
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Participants taking the competition on computers. Photo: FPT |
Participants taking the competition on computers. Photo: FPT
First-prize winner Pham Thi Thu Thao praised the competition's use of modern technology and its online format, which allowed participants to use various devices. Pham Anh Tu expressed hope that the competition would continue, attracting more participants and raising awareness about the justice sector, the role of law in life, and the responsibilities of each citizen.
Developed by FPT, Khaothi.Online manages testing and assessment activities, from registration, scheduling, and exam development to organization, monitoring, and results analysis. This solution modernizes exam management, demonstrating FPT's commitment to digital transformation and building a transparent and efficient administration.
The competition's success affirms FPT's partnership with the Ministry of Justice and the Government in digital transformation. Previously, the Ministry of Justice collaborated with FPT to implement the Electronic Receipt System in civil judgment enforcement, applying digital technology in judicial activities toward a transparent, modern administration that better serves the people.
Quang Anh
