Ho Chi Minh City University of Law announced its minimum admission scores and a conversion table for benchmark scores across various admission methods on the afternoon of 9/7.

For the 2026 academic year, the university has set minimum admission scores for its programs. Law, international commercial law, and law-management programs require a minimum of 20 points, excluding bonus and priority points. Other programs accept applications from 16-17 points, which include bonus and priority points.

The conversion table for benchmark scores between methods is as follows:

This year, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law plans to admit over 4,600 students through four methods: direct admission; admission based on high school graduation exam scores; a combination of academic transcripts and international certificates; admission based on academic transcripts for students from 149 schools prioritized by Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City; and the V-SAT university entrance assessment exam.

The admission score is calculated as: subject combination score + bonus points (if any) + priority points (if any).

In 2025, the university's benchmark scores ranged from 18,12 to 25,65, with most decreasing by one to four points compared to the previous year.

Candidates taking the high school graduation exam at Phuoc Binh Secondary School, Ho Chi Minh City, on the morning of 12/6. *Photo: Quynh Tran*

Le Nguyen