Hanoi Medical University sets highest floor scores among medical and pharmaceutical schools

Hanoi Medical University announced its floor scores, based on high school graduation exam results, ranging from 17 to 24, the highest among medical and pharmaceutical institutions that have released their figures.

Hanoi Medical University (HMU) announced on 10/7 that three programs require a floor score of 24 points: Medicine, Odonto-Stomatology, and Medicine at the Thanh Hoa branch. Traditional Medicine follows with 21 points. Most other programs have a floor score of 18, with Social Work being 17.

These are the minimum scores required for candidates to register their preferences. In practice, the cut-off scores for most programs at Hanoi Medical University are typically higher than the floor scores, often significantly exceeding them.

Floor scores by SPT admission method

Hanoi Medical University's SPT score conversion table

Hanoi Medical University's floor scores based on 2026 high school graduation exam results are as follows:

Main building of Hanoi Medical University. *Photo: Hoang Giang*

On 4/7, Associate Professor Dr. Le Dinh Tung, Vice Rector of Hanoi Medical University, predicted that HMU's cut-off scores for programs admitting candidates via the B00 combination (Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology) would increase by 0,5 to 1,4 points, similar to the 2024 level.

Hanoi Medical University's cut-off scores over the past three years

Hanoi Medical University plans to enroll about 2,000 students this year. There are three admission methods: direct admission, high school graduation exam scores, and Hanoi National University of Education's SPT competency assessment scores. The SPT scores are exclusively for bachelor's programs such as: Nursing, Midwifery, Dental Prosthetics Technology, Medical Laboratory Technology, Rehabilitation Technology, Ophthalmic Refraction, Public Health, Psychology, and Social Work.

The university awards bonus points to three groups: candidates with national excellent student awards or science and technology awards, and those with international certificates such as IELTS 5,5 or equivalent, or SAT 1,100/1,600 or higher. A maximum of 3 bonus points can be added, applicable only to exam-based admission.

Hanoi Medical University's tuition fees for the 2026-2027 academic year are projected to range from 19,1 to 80 million VND, an increase of 2,2 to 17,8 million VND compared to last year.