Expected admission scores for Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry: 17-24.5

After 4 simulated admission rounds, the admission scores for Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry (HUIT) range from 17 to 24.5, with the highest scores required for marketing, international business, and logistics.

Pham Thai Son, director of the Center for Admissions and Communications at HUIT, reported these figures after 4 simulated admission rounds as of the afternoon of 19/8.

The current highest admission scores are 23.5-24.5 for logistics and supply chain management, international business, and marketing, the same as last year. This is followed by food technology and information security at 23.

Several programs saw a 1-2 point increase, including electrical and electronic engineering technology, automation control engineering technology, mechatronics engineering technology, data science, and information security. Last year, these programs required scores of around 18.5-20.

The remaining programs have a general admission score of 17 and above. The university will announce the official admission scores on the evening of 20/8.

"There are still two more simulated admission rounds, so the scores may change, with a difference of about 0.25-0.5 compared to today," Son said.

This year, HUIT is admitting 8,300 students through various methods: direct admission, high school transcripts, 2025 high school graduation exam scores, Ho Chi Minh City National University's competency assessment test scores, and a combination of specialized competency assessment test scores and high school transcripts.

Tuition for HUIT's bachelor's programs is 110-116 million VND for the entire course, a 3-5 million VND increase from last year. Engineering programs cost around 139-144 million VND.

Son said about 101,000 candidates registered for more than 178,000 slots at the university, a 2.5-fold increase compared to last year.