Top 10 highest scorers in Hanoi University of Education's specialized high school entrance exam

The top scorer at the Hanoi University of Education's specialized high school (HUES) achieved 29.5/30 points in the math class, while top scorers in other specialized classes ranged from 24.5 to over 27 points.

The Hanoi University of Education's specialized high school announced the 10th-grade entrance exam results on 23/6.

With the specialized subject score doubled and added to one of the three general subjects, Bui Nhat Minh from Nguyen Tat Thanh secondary school emerged as the valedictorian with 29.5/30 points. Minh, who applied for the specialized math class, scored 10 in general math and 9.75 in specialized math.

The salutatorian, Nguyen Dang Khanh, also from the specialized math class, achieved a total of 29.25 points, scoring 9.75 in both general and specialized math.

Bui Manh Khang, the top scorer in the specialized chemistry class, secured the third position with 29 points, achieving 10 in general math and 9.5 in specialized chemistry.

In other specialized classes, the top scorers generally achieved between 26 and 27 points.

The top 10 highest-scoring students in the 2025 HUES specialized high school entrance exam are listed below:

No.	Exam No.	Full Name	Total Score	General English	General Math	General Literature	Specialized Subject
	Specialized Math
1	C1.4763	Bui Nhat Minh	29,5	8,4	10	6,75	9,75
2	C1.4659	Nguyen Dang Khanh	29,25	7,6	9,75	5,75	9,75
3	C1.4966	Nguyen Khanh Toan	27,25	7,2	9,25	6,5	9

The HUES specialized high school entrance exam took place on 4-5/6, with over 5,700 students participating from various provinces and cities. This is one of the eight specialized high schools in Hanoi and attracts the largest number of applicants.

The school's quota is 420, the same as last year. Four classes specializing in math, chemistry, literature, and English will each admit 70 students, while computer science, physics, biology, and geography classes will each admit 35. The top 10 students in each specialized subject will be awarded scholarships.

Candidates were required to take four exams: math, literature, English, and a specialized subject. Applicants chose their specialized subject exam, except for computer science, which could be substituted with the math exam. To be eligible, candidates had to take all four exams and score at least 3.5/10 in each.

Admitted students will begin classes on 5/7.