Standard score for the same school: major 15.45; major 27.33 points
The benchmark scores for considering the high school graduation exam results of universities last year were spread at many different levels depending on the major. In particular, even within the same school, the benchmark scores also differed by about 10 points.
Candidates will know their 2023 high school graduation exam scores from the morning of July 18.
In 2022, Ho Chi Minh City University of Education will set the admission score based on the high school graduation exam scores for all majors, ranging from 20.03 to 28.25. The major with the highest score is Literature Education with 28.25 points, followed by Mathematics Education with 27. The major with the lowest score is Preschool Education with 20.03.
At Saigon University, the benchmark score for this method last year ranged from 15.45 to 27.33. For teacher training majors only, the benchmark score ranged from 19 to 27.33. The major with the highest benchmark score was mathematics education at 27.33 (group A00), followed by literature education at 26.81 points and history education at 26.5 points. For non-pedagogical majors, the lowest was environmental science (group A00) with a benchmark score of 15.45; environmental engineering technology in group A00 had 15.5 points and group B00 had 16.5 points.
In the health training sector, the benchmark scores between majors in the same school are also quite different. For example, last year, Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy took from 19.05 to 27.55 points from the high school graduation exam results. Of which, medicine took the lead with 27.55 points; dentistry was the second highest with 27. If combining the preliminary selection of international English certificates, the benchmark scores for the above two majors were 26.6 and 26.25 points respectively. The major with the lowest benchmark score was midwifery (only recruiting women) with 19.05.
Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine is similar, with last year's benchmark score ranging from 18.01 to 26.65 points. The medical and dental majors, applied to candidates with registered residence outside of Ho Chi Minh City, have the highest benchmark score at 26.65. On the contrary, the nutrition major, applied to candidates with registered residence in Ho Chi Minh City, has a benchmark score of only 18.1.
In the Ho Chi Minh City National University block, the University of Economics and Law has the highest standard score for the program being e-commerce with 27.55 points; the lowest is law (banking and finance law - high quality with enhanced French) with 23.4 points. The Ho Chi Minh City University of Information Technology has quite high standard scores for all majors, from 26.2 to 28.05 points. Meanwhile, the Ho Chi Minh City University of Social Sciences and Humanities has a standard score of 20 - 28.25, of which journalism has the highest standard score.
For Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology alone, the benchmark score for the combined admission criteria in 2022 ranges from 54.6 to 75.99. Some of the leading majors include: computer science 75.99 points; computer engineering 66.86 points; logistics and supply chain management 61.27; mechatronic engineering 62.57; automotive engineering 60.13...
Candidates taking the 2023 high school graduation exam
What are the expected university admission scores in 2023?
According to the announced enrollment information, universities all reserve a large proportion of their enrollment quotas for the 2023 high school graduation exam scores. In particular, most of the enrollment quotas of medical universities are based on the high school graduation exam scores, such as: Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine. In the education sector, Ho Chi Minh City University of Education also reserves 40-60% of its total enrollment quota for the graduation exam scores; Saigon University has up to 70% of its total enrollment quota for the scores of this exam.
At some other universities, the quota based on graduation exam scores is still at 50-60% of the total quota. For example, Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade expects over 50%, equivalent to more than 3,000 candidates. Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry also has over 50% of its quota. Ho Chi Minh City University of Banking has about 60-65%, equivalent to 2,200-2,400 quotas based on graduation exam scores...
From the early admission results and the graduation exam situation this year, university representatives have made initial predictions about the standard scores for this year's high school graduation exam.
Dr. Nguyen Trung Nhan, Head of Training Department of Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry, predicts that the admission scores of the school's majors based on high school graduation exam scores may decrease, especially majors with admission scores above 25 in 2022.
Master Pham Thai Son, Director of the Admissions and Communications Center of Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade, also predicted that the standard scores for the school's majors will be 0.5-2.0 points lower than last year. Of which, majors that last year required about 22 points or more can now be reduced by a maximum of 2 points. Some majors such as mechanics, electronics, and garment technology will decrease by 1.5 points compared to last year. The remaining majors will decrease by about 0.5-1.0 points.
Associate Professor, Dr. Bui Hoai Thang, Head of Training Department, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, commented that the benchmark scores for majors with many candidates interested may not increase, such as: computer science, artificial intelligence, logistics and supply chain management, mechatronic engineering, automotive engineering, etc. Meanwhile, majors with average benchmark scores or lower than last year may decrease slightly this year.
Master Le Phan Quoc, Deputy Head of the Training Department of Ho Chi Minh City University of Education, said that the benchmark for the 2023 high school graduation exam scores for the school's majors this year may not be different from 2022. Mr. Quoc's comments were drawn from observing candidates who were admitted using the school's transcript method and specialized competency assessment exam this year.
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