Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy announces additional admissions

Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy will admit over 200 additional students across six programs, with a minimum score of 17/30 on the B00 exam combination.

The university announced it will accept 80 additional students for the preventive medicine program, followed by 65 for midwifery. The remaining programs will each admit between 5 and 40 students.

Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy will base these additional admissions solely on the national high school graduation exam scores for the B00 combination (math, chemistry, and biology), with a minimum score of 17 required for all programs.

The additional openings for each program at Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy for 2025 are as follows:

No.	Admission Code	Program Name	Program Code	Program Name	Openings	Admission Method	Entry Requirement
1	7720110	Preventive Medicine	7720110	Preventive Medicine	80	Method 1 (Math, Chemistry, Biology)	17 points
2	7720302	Midwifery	7720302	Midwifery	65	Method 1 (Math, Chemistry, Biology)	17 points
3	7720401	Nutrition	7720401	Nutrition	22	Method 1 (Math, Chemistry, Biology)	17 points
4	7720601	Medical Laboratory Technology	7720601	Medical Laboratory Technology	10	Method 1 (Math, Chemistry, Biology)	17 points
5	7720602	Medical Imaging Technology	7720602	Medical Imaging Technology	5	Method 1 (Math, Chemistry, Biology)	17 points
6	7720701	Public Health	7720701	Public Health	40	Method 1 (Math, Chemistry, Biology)	17 points
	Total				222

Students can apply to multiple programs online or in person from 22/9 to 29/9, with an application fee of 20,000 VND per program.

If there are more applicants with the same score than available spots, the university will use math scores as a tiebreaker. Results will be announced on 7/10.

Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy is admitting over 2,300 students this year through various methods: direct admission, national high school graduation exam scores, V-SAT university entrance exam scores, cooperative programs, and international student admissions.

The general medicine program had the highest entry requirement at 24 points, followed by odonto-stomatology at 23.35 points. The remaining programs required between 17 and 20.8 out of 30 points.