The data, announced on Wiqtcom’s Worldwide IQ Test website earlier this month, revealed that Vietnam had an average IQ score of 109.37 out of a theoretical maximum of 200, placing it between Italy (110.87) and Finland (109.2).

Students participate in an examination at the Hanoi University of Science and Technology in 2020.

While the Worldwide IQ Test website did not reveal how it got the data, it claimed it has measured the intelligence of people in over 100 countries and territories since 2019.

Taiwan topped the chart with an average IQ of 116.07, followed by Japan. Yet the organization analyzed that given the small number of Taiwanese taking the test, Japan is more likely to top the list in reality.

Intelligence quotient is a score derived from a set of standardized tests that is used for assessing educational and job applicants.

Bac Giang students win first prize at National Science and Technology Contest

(BGO) – Two projects of Bac Giang students won prize at online National Science and Technology Contest for high school students in academic year 2021 – 2022 (Contest) which was held online by the Ministry of Education and Training from March 25 – 27.

Bac Giang ranks eight nationwide for total prizes awarded at national contest for excellent students

(BGO) – The Quality Management Agency (Ministry of Education and Training) has announced the result of national contest for excellent students in academic year 2021 – 2022. 66 out of 90 students in Bac Giang province are prized, helping the province rank eight nationwide for the total gained prizes. It was the first time the province has had highest number of awarded students since the provincial re-establishment.

13-year-old student named Vietnam's youngest writer of fiction in English

Nguyen Hanh Phuong, a 13-year-old student in Hanoi, has been named by the Vietnam Record Association, Vietkings, as Vietnam's youngest writer to have penned a fiction in English and released it as a bilingual English-Vietnamese series with her novel entitled ‘Star Team: A Quest for the Greatest Power.’

Nearly 79 percent of students return to school

As of February 22 afternoon, 78.86 percent of total students across the country have resumed face-to-face learning, according to the Ministry of Education and Training.

Pre-schoolers and primary school students in 53 provinces and cities to return to school this week

According to information from the Ministry of Education and Training, preschool children and primary school students in 53 of 63 provinces and cities began returning to schools from February 7 to 14.

Source: VnExpress