In this year's high school graduation exam, the whole country had 9 candidates achieving the absolute score of 30/30. Of these, 8 candidates with group A00 and only one candidate with group B00 achieved this absolute score.
Tran Duc Tai, the only candidate in the country to achieve a perfect score of 30/30 in group B00 (Photo: D.T).
That is Tran Duc Tai, from Ca Mau , a student at Nguyen Khuyen Secondary and High School, Ho Chi Minh City. In this year's high school graduation exam, Tai was the only candidate to get 3 scores of 10 in all 3 subjects in the B00 group (math, chemistry, biology), and in literature alone, Tai got 8.25.
Before this achievement, during his studies, Tran Duc Tai had won a number of other awards such as Silver Medal in Math in 10th grade; 11th grade won first prize in Math Olympiad in April, Ho Chi Minh City; 12th grade, Tai won first prize in Math on handheld calculators in Ho Chi Minh City, first prize in Math for excellent students in Ho Chi Minh City.
In the recent competency assessment exam of Ho Chi Minh City National University, Tai scored 1,038/12,000 points.
Tran Duc Tai and his classmates (Photo: D.T).
Tai shared that he has had the dream of becoming a doctor since 8th grade. From a very early age, Tai realized that if he dreamed big, he had to dare to go far to find more opportunities for his personal development journey.
Tai spent 2 years researching and in 10th grade, he decided to go to Ho Chi Minh City to study at Nguyen Khuyen Secondary and High School.
Going to school far from home early, Tai did not encounter many difficulties. On the contrary, he was very excited to take the first steps in pursuing his passion.
The result of the recent graduation exam with 3 only 10 points in the country in the B00 subject group was a surprise for Tai. But he also found it a worthy achievement for his persistent learning journey.
Tai shared that his consistent learning spirit is "diligence makes up for lack of intelligence". It is a process of constant effort and putting oneself into the highest possible level of discipline.
During his high school years, Tai regularly studied 10 hours a day. His studying started from 5am to 10pm every day, except for eating and sleeping. Because he was a boarding student, Tai was able to practice and maintain the above discipline.
In addition to studying in class, doing homework, and practicing questions, Tai also studies university materials and advanced materials provided by the school.
Tai's busy and stressful study schedule is a mixture of pressure and passion. He studies under pressure when facing exams but also learns happily when pursuing his passion.
While studying away from home, there were times when Tai felt tired, stressed, and homesick. At times like these, Tai found joy in sharing and encouraging from teachers and friends around him.
To achieve high academic results, Tai studies day and night, except for eating and sleeping time (Photo: D.T).
In addition, Tai's way of overcoming stress in studying is to directly face and adapt to the pressure.
"Today I'm tired of pressure, tomorrow I'm tired of pressure... it keeps going like that until one day pressure becomes normal, no longer a pressure to me," Tai shared.
With his results, Tai plans to apply for admission to the medical school at Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy to continue his journey of "living with pressure" to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor.
Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/thi-sinh-duy-nhat-dat-diem-3030-khoi-b-hoc-ngay-10-tieng-tru-luc-an-ngu-20250717102213009.htm
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