Ho Chi Minh City Banking University's benchmark scores range from 18-23.6

This year, the admission score to Banking University of Ho Chi Minh City ranges from 18 - 23.60 points.

Below are the benchmark scores of Ho Chi Minh City Banking University in 2025:

18 points were admitted to Banking University of Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh City Banking University has a benchmark score ranging from 18 to 23.60 points. Of which, the two majors with the lowest benchmark scores are Business Administration and Banking and Finance, the regular undergraduate program with an international bachelor's degree granted by a partner with 18 points. The International Business major has the highest benchmark score of 23.60 points.

In 2025, Ho Chi Minh City Banking University will enroll more than 4,500 students with 4 main enrollment methods. Specifically including:

Method 1: Direct admission and priority admission according to the admission regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training

Method 2: Comprehensive admission method

Method 3: Admission based on the results of the 2025 V-SAT computer-based university entrance exam

Method 4: Admission based on the results of the 2025 high school exam

For programs with international partners, the school will consider admission based on academic records and interviews.

In which, the school considers the overall admission and V-SAT exam scores before having the high school graduation exam scores (early admission).

Banking University of Ho Chi Minh City opens 4 new majors, including Auditing, Law, E-commerce and Artificial Intelligence in 2025.

In 2025, the number of candidates and registration wishes both increased sharply. Nationwide, there were more than 7.6 million registered wishes, accounting for more than 73% of the total number of candidates. On average, each candidate registered nearly 9 wishes. The number of candidates registering for admission also skyrocketed by more than 115,000 compared to 2024, partly due to vocational colleges participating in the common admission system.

The benchmark score is more difficult to predict than previous years, which is the general opinion of many universities in this year's virtual filtering process, due to major changes in the way it is organized and implemented.

Khanh Son

Source: https://vtcnews.vn/diem-chuan-truong-dai-hoc-ngan-hang-tp-hcm-dao-dong-tu-18-23-6-ar961220.html