Twin brothers Nguyen Tri Hien and Nguyen Tri Hau, 11th-grade math majors at Nguyen Binh Khiem High School for the Gifted in Quang Nam, have won gold medals at the 2025 Friendship Mathematics Olympiad in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.

Driven by a vision to lead Vietnam in applying brainwave technology to safety solutions, Tran Van Luc embarked on an entrepreneurial journey, becoming a CEO in his fourth year at university.

Nguyen Thi My Ngoc has graduated early and outstandingly from HCM City University of Technology. For nearly 20 years, she has lived with only one kidney.

Six Vietnamese students made a clean sweep of gold medals at the 2nd Turkmenistan Mathematics Exchange Olympiad.

By showcasing a passion for preserving the values of ancient Quan Ho Bac Ninh folk music on his application, a natural sciences major conquered multiple US universities, securing scholarships from several.

Hanoi - Amsterdam students made history at FTC 2025, winning their division and finishing as world runners-up.

Nguyen Nhut Lam, a student from Cai Be High School in the southern province of Tien Giang, has advanced to the 2025 Road to Olympia final after winning the second quarterly round with 290 points.

Inspired by his father to pursue financial studies, Nam Thai dreamed of studying, working, and networking with industry experts in New York City, the world’s financial hub.

The obsession with achievements, or the ‘achievement disease’ as it is called in Vietnam, is a vicious circle in the entire educational system.

By combining discipline, curiosity, and an "all-in" spirit, Khanh aced Calculus and earned top honors in Algebra.

Class 12 English 1 from Ha Tinh Gifted High School impresses with academic excellence, including a perfect SAT score and multiple IELTS 8.5 achievers.

Nguyen Duy Phong, a rural high school senior, leads 2025’s HSA exam and ranks top 4 in Hanoi University’s Thinking Assessment.

Than The Cong, a former student at Bac Giang High School for the Gifted, winner of the gold medal at the 2024 Asian and International Physics Olympiad, says "special teachers" are behind his success.

This contest, the second edition, saw 102 entries from Vietnamese students.

Even now, Phu vividly remembers when he and his siblings collected mango seeds to trade for instant noodles, or when his mother had to pawn the gold bracelet left by his grandmother.

Pham Minh Chuyen graduated with two honors degrees from the University of Law in HCM City and has passed the California Bar Examination in the US, which has the pass rate of 50 percent.

The event highlights the application of advanced technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), to express innovative artistic ideas.

After graduating from an American university, Nguyen Anh Son decided to return to Vietnam to start his own business rather than stay abroad.

Pham Hai Nam, a sixth-grade student, has made a remarkable impression by twice advancing to participate in academic contests initially designed for senior students.