Exam season 2027 · May–July
Study late into the night, with a seat you can count on
A quiet Deadline Room, group tables for your study crew, a late-night vegetarian kitchen and lights on 24/7. All you have to worry about is studying.
Exam season at Nhà An
A long exam season calls for a place to stay
From May to July, many students head into the final sprint: end-of-term exams, the national high school graduation exam, entrance exams for grade 10, and university admissions. Exact exam dates are announced by your school, the local department of education or the Ministry of Education and Training, so keep an eye on the official notices.
Nhà An is open 24/7 at all 5 branches, with staff on duty through the night. You can study from early morning until late, as long as you keep the quiet zone quiet.
- Deadline Room: desks with dividers, desk lamps and a power outlet at every seat
- Group tables and meeting rooms with whiteboards for study groups
- Student discounts: details to be announced at opening
- 24/7
- Open day and night
- 22:00–04:00
- Late-night vegetarian kitchen for late study sessions
- 8–12
- Seats at the long table in the Chatter Courtyard
- 6–10
- Seats in the Smooth-Flow Meeting Room
Pick your spot
Four corners for four ways to study
Solo study needs quiet, group study needs room to talk, and everyone needs a place to rest. Pick the corner that fits today's session.
Deadline Room
Desks with dividers, desk lamps, outlets and private wifi. Perfect for practice tests, memorizing and studying on your own.
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Chatter Courtyard
A long table for 8–12 in a green courtyard, where the whole crew can ask questions and explain things to each other.
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Smooth-Flow Meeting Room
A glass-walled room with a whiteboard and HDMI screen, bookable by the hour. Great for group review sessions that need diagrams and formulas.
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Nhà An Cozy Corner
A sofa, warm lights, a bookshelf and a thin blanket for a fifteen-minute breather. Rest your mind, and the revision sinks in better.
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Four weeks to the finish, one goal each week
A suggested framework you can adjust to your subjects and exam dates.
- Week 1
Review and list everything
List every topic, mark what you know well and what is weak, then break it down into chunks you can finish in one session.
- Week 2
Fill the knowledge gaps
Spend the most time on your weak spots. Group study works well at this stage, because explaining something back to a friend is a great way to test whether you really understand it.
- Week 3
Timed practice tests
Work through past papers in real exam time and write down the mistakes you keep making so you can fix them one by one.
- Week 4
Consolidate and keep your rhythm
Go back over your diagrams, formulas and mistake notes. Avoid cramming new material close to exam day, and get enough sleep so you walk into the exam room alert.
Late-night study
What to drink and eat for a late-night session
Suggestions for exam season, not a fixed menu. Every drink can be made with 0–100% sugar and less or more ice.
A cup of tea, just enough to stay alert
Both wood-fired roasted oolong and Thai Nguyen green tea contain caffeine. Sip small cups and avoid drinking it close to bedtime.
A light late-night vegetarian meal
The kitchen serves vegetarian dishes from 22:00 to 04:00, with broths made from vegetables. Eat light so you are neither hungry nor stuffed and sluggish.
Fresh-baked treats in the morning
Baking starts at 5 a.m., ideal if you arrive early to claim a spot before your first study session.
Stay strong
A long haul calls for a steady rhythm
A few small habits help you make it through exam season, especially when a study session runs through the night.
Look after yourself
- Get enough sleep, especially the last few nights before the exam
- Eat regular meals and drink enough water
- Stand up and stretch lightly after every 45–60 minutes of studying
Study as a group, effectively
- Agree on the goal of the session right from the start
- Split the roles: one person explains, everyone asks questions
- Set fixed break times, for example 5 minutes after every 25 minutes
Study corners
A study session in frames
A few familiar scenes from exam season.
FAQ exam season at Nhà An
What do the student discounts include?
Nhà An plans to offer special discounts for students during exam season. The amounts and conditions will be announced on our website and on Zalo 0865 920 041 when we open.
Can I study here all night?
Yes. Nhà An is open 24/7 with staff on duty through the night. Just keep the quiet study zone quiet.
Where should a big study group sit?
The Chatter Courtyard has a long table for 8–12 people, and the Smooth-Flow Meeting Room seats 6–10 and has a whiteboard. We recommend booking ahead so your whole group can sit together.
Is it okay to drink tea during late-night study?
Tea contains caffeine and everyone reacts differently, so sip small cups, avoid it close to bedtime and ask the counter for lighter drink suggestions. If you have any health concerns, please check with your doctor.
Exam season 2027 is a tentative plan and applies only at branches that have already opened.
Reserve a study spot
Choose a branch, date, time and party size. In the notes, tell Nhà An whether your group needs a group table or a meeting room with a whiteboard, and we will call you back to confirm.
- Hotline / Zalo0865 920 041
- Emailcontact@tiemnhaan.com
- Opening hours24/7, kể cả lễ Tết
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