The minimum scores for some majors of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy are higher than those of the Ministry of Education and Training.

The University of Medicine and Pharmacy said that the threshold to ensure input quality from high school graduation exam scores for admission to the school's training programs in 2025 for candidates in region 3 has a minimum score (without coefficient) of all combinations of 3 exams/subjects, not including bonus points, regardless of the exam results of candidates studying the 2006 and 2018 general education programs at a level of 19 - 20.5 points.

Source: University of Medicine and Pharmacy (Vietnam National University, Hanoi )

Thus, some majors of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy have a higher floor score than the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training . The majors of medical laboratory technology, medical imaging technology, and nursing have a floor score 2 points higher than the floor score prescribed by the Ministry of Education and Training .

However, the score of 19 is also the minimum score that Hanoi National University requires for all affiliated schools. The remaining majors are equal to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training.

Previously, the University of Medicine and Pharmacy announced the list of 41 candidates who won prizes in the National Excellent Student Competition and the National Science and Technology Competition to be directly admitted to regular universities in 2025.

In 2025, the University of Medicine and Pharmacy will recruit 720 students according to the following methods: considering the results of the high school graduation exam; direct admission, priority direct admission according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training; special admission for students who have won provincial-level excellent student awards, special admission for students participating in the Hanoi National University Olympic competition; based on the HSA assessment test scores of Hanoi National University; considering candidates with foreign language certificates (IELTS); considering university preparatory programs...