People's Police University of Technology and Logistics sets high admission scores

Female applicants to the People's Police University of Technology and Logistics needed a score of 25.21 to be admitted to the technical logistics program, the highest requirement at the university.

On 23/8, the People's Police University of Technology and Logistics announced its admission scores for the combined evaluation method using international language certificates and high school graduation exam scores, along with the Ministry of Public Security's assessment test results.

The admission scores are as follows:

Program	Region	Gender	Admission Score	Number Admitted	Notes
Technical - Logistics (7480200)	North	Male	21.7	90	Subsidiary criteria: For candidates with the same admission score of 21.7, those with a Ministry of Public Security assessment test score of 65 or higher will be admitted.
	North	Female	25.21	9
	South	Male	20.53	90
	South	Female	23.96	10
Medicine (7720101)	Nationwide	Male	20.01	45	Sent to Military Medical Academy, Ministry of National Defense
Medicine (7720101)	Nationwide	Female	23.49	5
7520207	Nationwide		20.33	20	Sent to Cryptography Academy
7720100	Nationwide		19.05	30	Sent to University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Vietnam National University, Hanoi

Eight police universities are recruiting around 2,350 students this year, but approximately 23,000 candidates took the Ministry of Public Security's assessment test in July. The average competition ratio is 10 to 1.

These universities use three main admission methods: direct admission for students who win national and international competitions as regulated by the Ministry of Education and Training and the Ministry of Public Security; admission based on the Ministry of Public Security's assessment test combined with international language certificates; and admission based on the assessment test combined with high school graduation exam scores.

For language certificates, these universities consider candidates with an IELTS score of 5.5 or higher, or equivalent. For the last method, the admission score is the sum of three high school graduation exam subjects (40%), the Ministry of Public Security's assessment test score (60%), plus any priority points, regional points, and bonus points.