The Ministry of Education and Training has just sent an official dispatch to higher education institutions and the National Testing Center and Education Quality Assessment regarding the organization of the computer-based university entrance assessment test (V-SAT).
According to the Ministry of Education and Training, in recent days, the media has published a number of articles about the V-SAT exam, which was jointly administered by 18 higher education institutions and the National Testing Center and Education Quality Assessment under the Department of Quality Management.
Regarding this matter, the Ministry of Education and Training affirmed that the Ministry has no policy to assign the National Testing Center and Education Quality Assessment to develop an exam for universities to use in university admissions (V-SAT exam).
The cooperation between universities in organizing exams must comply with current regulations on university and college admissions for preschool education.
Therefore, the Ministry of Education and Training requires units to strictly implement communication work, absolutely not using phrases and concepts that make society misunderstand that the V-SAT test is a test of the Ministry of Education and Training.
The document signed by Mr. Huynh Van Chuong - Director of the Department of Quality Management (Ministry of Education and Training) - emphasized: "The Ministry of Education and Training will inspect and examine entrance exams organized by higher education institutions to ensure compliance with legal regulations."
18 universities to organize and use the V-SAT exam in 2025
In 2023, the V-SAT exam will be held for the first time, organized by 4 schools: Ho Chi Minh City Banking University, University of Finance - Marketing, Saigon University and Ho Chi Minh City Open University in collaboration with the National Testing Center and Education Quality Assessment. In 2024, 10 universities signed a cooperation agreement to organize this exam.
In 2025, the organization and use of the V-SAT exam will be expanded to 18 higher education institutions nationwide, including:
Ho Chi Minh City University of Law, Ho Chi Minh City Banking University, Saigon University, University of Finance - Marketing, Ho Chi Minh City Open University,
Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics and Finance, Van Lang University, Lac Hong University, Can Tho University, Dong Thap University, Tra Vinh University,
Vinh University, Hung Yen University of Technical Education, Banking Academy, Hanoi University of Construction, Duy Tan University and Thai Nguyen University.
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