The Mining and Geology University announced on 23/7 that four programs have a floor score of 20: control engineering and automation; robotics engineering; information technology; and urban development and real estate management. Three of the four programs saw a decrease of 0.5 to 2 points compared to last year. Urban development and real estate management increased by 5 points.

The second highest floor score is 19.5 for electrical and electronics engineering technology, a decrease of 0.75 points. The remaining programs have floor scores between 15 and 19.

Last year, the university's floor scores ranged from 15 to 23, based on the combined scores of three high school graduation exam subjects. Compared to this year, the largest decrease is 3 points for mechatronics engineering.

The 2025 floor scores for the Mining and Geology University are as follows:

Mining and Geology University students conduct machine vision experiments. Photo: *HMUG*

According to the Ministry of Education and Training's regulations, the university converts scores between different admission methods in 2025 using the following formula:

Where x is the candidate's score to be converted; y is the candidate's score after conversion; and a, b, c, and d are the corresponding score levels in the conversion tables below.

Conversion table between high school transcript-based admission and high school exam result-based admission:

Conversion table between High School Assessment (HSA) scores and high school exam results:

Conversion table between TSA scores and high school exam results:

Conversion table between portfolio-based admission and high school exam result-based admission:

Admission score calculation formula:

For high school exam result-based admission:

Admission Score = (Subject 1 + Subject 2 + Subject 3) + Priority Points

For other admission methods:

Admission Score = (Score after conversion) + Priority Points

Priority Points (for candidates with a total score of ≥ 22.5) = [(30 - Total Score)/7.5] x Priority Point Level

Tuition fees for over 100 universities in 2025 - University benchmark score predictions

In 2025, the Mining and Geology University plans to enroll 4,129 students through five methods: high school graduation exam results; academic transcripts; international certificates combined with academic portfolio; direct admission; Hanoi University of Science and Technology's thinking assessment results; and Vietnam National University, Hanoi's competency assessment results.

Tuition is expected to be around 13 million VND per year.

Last year's benchmark scores for the university ranged from 15 to 24.5, with the highest being for control engineering and automation.

Candidates can now register, adjust, and supplement their university application choices an unlimited number of times until 5 PM on 28/7. They can then pay the application fee online from 29/7 to 5 PM on 5/8.

Candidates can visit VnExpress's University Search page to see the changes in benchmark scores over the years by program and university. The system also suggests programs and universities that had benchmark scores close to the candidates' scores in each subject combination last year.

University benchmark scores will be announced before 5 PM on 22/8.

Binh Minh