Vietnam Ministry of Education to Combat 'Score Inflation' with Unified Exams
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training will introduce unified end-of-semester exams to identify signs of score inflation and manipulation, aiming to improve educational quality and ensure academic integrity. This move seeks to enhance the reliability of student results and promote transparency in the education system.
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