Logistics Academy first to release 2026 admission scores

The Logistics Academy has become the first military institution to release its 2026 university admission scores, with the highest benchmark reaching 26,98, marking an increase from the previous year.

On the morning of 9/8/2026, the Logistics Academy announced its military program admission scores and the list of admitted candidates. The highest score, 26,98, applies to male candidates from the northern region. While the quota for this group was 69, only 67 candidates initially met this score. Consequently, the academy admitted two additional candidates who achieved 26,97 points and a perfect 10 in mathematics.

For male candidates from the southern region, the admission score was 25,65, successfully filling all 45 available slots.

Compared to last year, this year's admission scores saw an increase of 0,98 to 2,65 points. The academy does not admit female candidates.

The Logistics Academy reminds all admitted candidates that they must confirm their online enrollment on the Ministry of Education and Training's system by 17h on 21/8/2026. Direct admission at the academy is scheduled for 3/9/2026.

The Logistics Academy will send admission notices to candidates through the Military Admissions Committees in provinces and cities. Candidates are advised to prepare all necessary documents as instructed in their admission notices.

Admission targets for military academies 2026

This year, the Logistics Academy aims to admit 116 students into its military program through four methods: direct admission and priority consideration for national and international award winners; evaluation of competency assessment scores from Vietnam National University, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City National University; consideration of high school graduation exam scores; and assessment of competency exam scores organized by the Ministry of National Defense.

In addition to candidates admitted based on the benchmark scores, the academy granted priority admission to two other candidates who received national consolation prizes in Physics and Mathematics.