Candidates taking the V-SAT 2024 exam at the University of Banking Ho Chi Minh City.
The V-SAT 2025 sample test consists of 8 independent subjects.
In 2025, the National Center for Educational Testing and Quality Assessment will continue to collaborate with universities to organize the V-SAT university entrance assessment exam (V-SAT exam). The results of this exam are expected to be used for admission to nearly 20 universities.
Unlike the previous two years, the 2025 V-SAT exam has been adjusted to better align with the assessment of high school students' competencies under the 2018 General Education Program.
The V-SAT exam is designed to assess candidates' abilities for university admissions purposes. In 2025, this exam will consist of 8 independent subjects corresponding to 7 subjects in the high school curriculum: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, geography, English, and literature. Candidates can choose at least 1 out of 8 subjects depending on their admission preferences for different fields of study at the recruiting institution.
Sample questions for the 8 subjects in the 2025 V-SAT exam can be found here.
The exam is conducted on computers in a multiple-choice format. From 2025, the exam will include a literature subject with a combination of multiple-choice questions and computer-based essay writing.
The exam is conducted on a computer and lasts 90 minutes for mathematics and literature, and 60 minutes for the remaining subjects. The exam includes four question types: true/false multiple-choice questions; objective multiple-choice questions with four options; matching multiple-choice questions; and short-answer or essay questions.
For true/false multiple-choice questions, each question consists of 4 sub-questions. Answering 1/4 of the sub-questions correctly earns 1 point, 2/4 correctly earns 2 points, 3/4 correctly earns 3 points, and 6/4 correctly earns 6 points.
For multiple-choice questions with four options, each correct answer is worth 6 points. For combined multiple-choice questions, each question consists of four sub-questions, with 6 points for each correct answer. For short-answer multiple-choice questions, each correct answer is worth 6 points. The essay in the Literature subject follows the grading guidelines and answer key, with a maximum score of 30 out of 150 points.
General structure of the V-SAT 2025 exams
SOURCE: NATIONAL CENTER FOR TESTING AND EDUCATIONAL QUALITY ASSESSMENT
Many universities are allocating 10-40% of their admissions quotas to the V-SAT 2025 exam.
Previously, on November 6th, the National Center for Testing and Educational Quality Assessment signed a cooperation agreement with 18 higher education institutions to jointly organize and use the results of the V-SAT exam for the 2025 admissions year. In this agreement, the National Center for Testing and Educational Quality Assessment will provide the question bank, the software for organizing the exam, and coordinate support for the universities in conducting the exam.
Eighteen higher education institutions have signed a cooperation agreement to organize and share the V-SAT exam results for the 2025 admissions year. These include two universities: Thai Nguyen University and Duy Tan University. Other universities and academies include: Saigon University, Ho Chi Minh City University of Banking, University of Finance and Marketing, Ho Chi Minh City Open University, Can Tho University, Vinh University, Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics and Finance, Hung Yen University of Technology and Education, Van Lang University, Dong Thap University, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law, Tra Vinh University, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, Lac Hong University, Hanoi University of Civil Engineering, and the Banking Academy.
Several universities have indicated they plan to allocate 10-40% of their total enrollment quotas for 2025 to the V-SAT exam results-based admission method. For example, the Ho Chi Minh City University of Banking plans to allocate 35-40% of its quotas for majors based on this exam in 2025. Saigon University plans to maintain the same quota for V-SAT-based admission as last year, with a maximum of 15% for majors that do not train teachers. Duy Tan University plans to allocate at least 20% of its total quotas based on this exam. Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology plans to allocate about 10% of its quotas, while Van Lang University plans to allocate 5-10%…
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