On 8/7, nearly 22.300 candidates who took the Ministry of Public Security's assessment test on 21/6 can now access the respective school websites to look up their scores. Candidates need to enter their registration number, ID card or citizen ID, along with a security code, to retrieve their results.

Several schools also provide tools to help candidates calculate their admission scores, integrating results from both the high school graduation exam and the Ministry of Public Security's assessment test.

The score lookup links for the seven public security schools are as follows:

Candidates who wish to appeal their scores must submit an application directly to the schools. The deadline for appeals is 17h on 12/7.

This year, eight public security schools aim to recruit 2.070 students, a reduction of approximately 280 from the previous year. These institutions employ three primary admission methods: direct admission; a combination of international foreign language certificates and the Ministry of Public Security's assessment test results; and a combination of high school graduation exam scores and assessment test scores.

The admission score is calculated using the following formula: Admission score = (Total score of three high school graduation exam subjects * 2/5) + (Assessment test score * 3/5) + Priority points, bonus points.

Last year, the cut-off scores for public security schools using the combined admission method ranged from 15,95 to 26,28 out of 30.

Students from the People's Security Academy guiding candidates during the assessment test in June. *Photo: Duong Tam*

Duong Tam