Vinh University has reported to the Ministry of Education and Training about the case of a male student with 29 points who still failed the university entrance exam.

A representative of Vinh University said that regarding the case of a candidate who passed the first choice to enter the Border Guard Academy but was later unable to attend due to health reasons, the school has sent a document to the Ministry of Education and Training to ask for instructions.

On the afternoon of October 10, speaking with VietNamNet reporters , a representative of Vinh University said that the unit had sent a document to the Ministry of Education and Training reporting on the case of candidate Lang Duc Bang (Mau Thach commune, Nghe An , formerly a student at Nghe An Ethnic Boarding High School No. 2). The male student scored 29 points in block C00, plus priority points of 29.37, passed the first choice to enter the Border Guard Academy but was not allowed to study due to health reasons.

According to a representative of Vinh University, after failing the Border Guard Academy entrance exam, male student Lang Duc Bang submitted an application expressing his wish to study History Pedagogy at the school.

However, because the additional admission round has ended, the school is making a report and asking for opinions from the Ministry of Education and Training.

“Regarding Bang’s case, Nghe An province’s leaders are very concerned and have asked the school to consider and create favorable conditions. However, Bang has not yet been admitted and must wait for the Ministry of Education and Training’s opinion,” a representative of Vinh University informed.

A male student takes a photo with his mother on the first day of school at the Border Guard Academy. Photo: NVCC

As VietNamNet reported, in the 2025 high school graduation exam, candidate Lang Duc Bang scored 29 points in block C00 with 9.25 in Literature, 9.75 in History and 10 in Geography. Thanks to the priority points, his total score was 29.37, passing his first choice to the Border Guard Academy.

However, a few days after enrolling, the results of the health check at the school showed that Bang had hepatitis B. The school created conditions for him to be treated at the hospital for 11 days, but the test results were still positive. On September 27, according to the regulations of the Ministry of National Defense , Bang was forced to return to his hometown.

With the second registration wish to enter the History Pedagogy major of Vinh University. However, this school has ended the second round of additional admissions at 23:59 on September 16.

Afterwards, the male student wrote a letter to the Minister of Education and Training asking for consideration of the opportunity to continue studying. The Border Guard Academy also sent a document requesting Vinh University to consider accepting Bang's case to avoid disadvantages for the candidate.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/dh-vinh-da-bao-cao-bo-gd-dt-ve-truong-hop-nam-sinh-29-diem-van-truot-dai-hoc-2451258.html