Minimum admission scores for each major

At 3:30 PM on July 16th, part 3 of the online television counseling program "How to register for university admissions after knowing your high school graduation exam results," organized by Thanh Nien Newspaper, will continue to provide candidates with important information when participating in university admissions, including predictions about the minimum admission scores.

The online television counseling program "How to register for university admissions after knowing your high school graduation exam results" is streamed live at: thanhnien.vn , Facebook fanpage, YouTube channel, and TikTok of Thanh Nien Newspaper.

By this point, candidates have a basic understanding of the distribution of scores in the high school graduation exam and the results of other separate exams that have been announced, as well as their own high school graduation exam results. Based on this, representatives from universities will predict the minimum admission scores for each admission method.

This includes information on which majors have low minimum admission scores, and which majors are likely to attract more applicants and have higher admission scores. With such a range of scores, what will the level of competition be like among candidates participating in university admissions this year?

Besides information about the expected minimum admission scores, representatives from universities will also draw attention to the registration process on the Ministry of Education and Training's common admissions system. According to the Ministry's regulations, candidates only register for admission to specific majors; they cannot choose admission methods or subject combinations. How exactly should this be interpreted?

In addition, the appropriate number of choices and common mistakes candidates should avoid during the registration process will also be discussed.

This year, the minimum admission scores are expected to change significantly compared to 2024.

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The following guests will be participating in the consultation:

• Mr. Vo Ngoc Nhon, M.Sc., Deputy Director of the Admissions Counseling Center, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology;
• Ms. Nguyen Thi Kim Phung, M.A., Deputy Director of the Center for Admissions and Business Relations, University of Finance and Marketing;
• Ms. Bui Mai Hoang Lam, M.Sc., Deputy Director of the Admissions Counseling Center, Van Hien University.

Readers can review parts 1 and 2 of the program.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/muc-diem-san-xet-tuyen-cua-cac-nganh-185250715234236816.htm