University of Transport Technology announced the minimum admission score for 2025

Specifically, with the method of considering high school graduation exam scores, the University of Transport Technology has a floor score of 16 or higher (on a scale of 30). With the method of considering academic records, the floor score is from 18.

Meanwhile, based on the results of the Competency Assessment Test organized by Hanoi National University of Education (SPT), the minimum score is 13.25/30 or higher.

The school said that the above minimum scores apply to all majors/training programs. For Law, the minimum score is 18; in which, for a combination of only Math or Literature, the corresponding subject must achieve 6 points or higher; if the combination has both subjects, the total score of Math and Literature must be 12 points or higher.

The school considers from 40.18/100 points with the results of the Hanoi University of Science and Technology Thinking Assessment (TSA); the floor score is 56.75/150 with the results of the Hanoi National University's Capacity Assessment (HSA). This score does not apply to the Law and English Language majors.

The University of Transport Technology said that the floor score does not include bonus points, regional or subject priority points.

In 2025, the University of Transport Technology will enroll 6,500 students, an increase of 800 compared to last year, using 6 admission methods including: 2025 high school graduation exam scores; academic records; results of capacity assessment tests, thinking assessment; direct admission and priority admission.

In the admission method based on high school graduation exam scores, the formula for calculating admission scores is as follows:

Admission score (maximum 30) = Total score of 3 subjects according to admission combination + Priority score (if any).

If the total score of 3 subjects is 22.5 or higher (when converted to a 10-point scale), the formula for calculating priority points is:

Priority points = [(30 - Total points achieved)/7.5] x priority points according to regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training.

In case the total score of 3 subjects is below 22.5, candidates will receive all priority points and do not need to apply the formula; candidates graduating before 2024 will not enjoy regional or subject priority points (according to regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training).

Candidates with an International English Language Testing System (IELTS) certificate will have their scores converted to the equivalent of their English subject scores. The conversion table is as follows:

If the candidate's 2025 high school graduation exam score in English is higher than the converted score, the school will use the exam score to calculate the admission score, otherwise the converted score will be used to calculate the admission score.

In the high school transcript admission method, the formula for calculating admission scores is:

Admission score = Subject combination score (THM) + Bonus points (if any) + Priority points (if any).

THM score = M1 + M2 + M3 in which M1, M2, M3 are the average scores of the three years of grades 10, 11, 12 of the subjects in the admission group.

Candidates will be awarded bonus points if they achieve third prize or higher in the provincial/municipal high school excellent student exam in the subjects of Math, Physics, Chemistry, Information Technology, English, Literature; and have an IELTS score of at least 4.5. Candidates whose academic results for the entire year are assessed as good (good academic performance or higher), and students who took the exam under the 2006 high school program and achieved excellent student status for at least one year are also included in this category.

Bonus points conversion table (scale of 10) is as follows: