The VNUHCM-University of Science Admissions Council announced the admission benchmarks for 2022, which include priority direct admission and priority admission (Method 2), VNUHCM’s Competency Assessment Exam results (Method 4), and the International Foreign Language Certificate combined with High school academic results (Method 6). This year, approximately 40% of the total target is allocated to Method 4.
The Computer Science (Advanced Programme) had the highest benchmark score of 1001 points, reflecting its appeal to elite students across the country. Compared to 2021, 09 majors decreased in points, 03 remained unchanged, and 14 increased. The highest increase in scores was seen in Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Computer Science, with the remaining majors also experiencing slight increases. The trend showed that candidates were still choosing majors in mathematics, computing, engineering, and technology, intensifying competition in these fields. Additionally, Chemistry, Biotechnology, and Chemical Technology had seen scores increase, indicating growing interest among good students in these majors.
It was important for candidates to carefully follow the new admission regulations to avoid missing out on opportunities.
Quality points based on Mode 06
(*): Sub-criteria is considered when there are many candidates with the same minimum passing score of the international foreign language certificate.
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