The distribution of high school graduation exam scores in 2026 will also be announced by the Ministry of Education and Training immediately after the exam scores are announced.
Candidates and parents can look up exam scores on the Ministry of Education and Training Electronic Information Portal at https://moet. gov. vn, Exam Management System at https://thisinh. thitotnghiepthpt. edu. vn, websites of Departments of Education and Training or on the exam score lookup platform of press agencies shared data by the Ministry of Education and Training.
Readers can also look up exam scores on Lao Dong Newspaper at https://diemthi.laodong.vn/ using the exam registration number.
Immediately after having the results, from July 1 to the end of July 5, candidates have the right to submit applications for re-examination at the registered exam site if they have the need.
According to the plan of the Ministry of Education and Training, the consideration of high school graduation recognition must be completed no later than July 3, localities update data to the Ministry before July 4 and no later than July 7, candidates will receive exam result certificates and transcripts.
From July 2nd to 5:00 PM on July 14th, candidates register, adjust and supplement their university and college admission aspirations on the Ministry of Education and Training's enrollment system.
2026 is the first enrollment season to apply the regulation that each candidate can register a maximum of 15 admission aspirations instead of unlimited registration as before.
University admission results are expected to be announced after 5 pm on August 9.
After knowing the score, experts recommend that candidates should not only base on the benchmark score of the previous year to register their aspirations. In addition to the benchmark score of the last 2-3 years, candidates need to consider the admission combination, admission method, tuition fees, geographical location, training quality as well as job opportunities after graduation to build a suitable registration strategy.
The 2026 high school graduation exam takes place on June 11 and 12 with 1,223,776 registered candidates, an increase of more than 61,600 compared to 2025.
This is the second year the exam has been organized according to the 2018 General Education Program and for the first time the Ministry of Education and Training has applied the Rubric tool in marking Literature to increase unity among examiners and reduce subjective factors in evaluating papers.
According to the direction of the Ministry of Education and Training, the grading must ensure objectivity, fairness, and compliance with regulations. Multiple-choice exam papers are graded entirely by machine with unified software nationwide, while Literature is graded in two independent rounds.
Leaders of the Ministry of Education and Training also repeatedly emphasized that, with the specific nature of the Literature exam being built in an open direction, the answer key is also designed in an open direction. Examiners must respect the views, arguments and creative expressions of candidates if they are suitable for the requirements of the exam, and at the same time ensure correct assessment of learners' abilities.
