(Ngoc Han - Chau Thanh, Ben Tre)

- For multiple choice tests, the scale for each question has always been the same. The score is calculated on a scale of 100, each correct answer is worth 2 points. Then convert to 10 points by dividing by 10. Multiple choice test scores can be odd numbers of 0.2; 0.4; 0.6 or 0.8 or whole points. In your case, the chemistry score is 6.2; the physics score is 5.6.

For essay tests, the scale is divided into 0.25s. Each section is scored (odd numbers 0.25; 0.5 and 0.75 or round scores). Essay test scores are not rounded but left as whole. Then, the scores of the three subjects are added together. The total score can be a round number or an odd number. The rounding of the total score is done automatically by the computer (see the answer of Associate Professor, Dr. Ngo Kim Khoi). For example, your total score of 16.25 will be rounded to 16.5.

The above is the scoring method that was implemented in previous years. According to the multiple-choice test scoring process, after the school scans and sends the test data to the ministry, the ministry will guide the multiple-choice test scoring scale. The scoring scale for each question may not be equal, and the rounding is also done according to the software. Therefore, the scoring method may be different... You should not worry too much about this to worry more. You should focus on the remaining subjects to get the best results . Best regards.

According to Tuoi Tre