As of the afternoon of 8/8, after five rounds of virtual filtering, Vietnamese-German University announced that its admission scores are expected to fall within the range of 18 to 26,01. These scores are based on the total of three subjects from the 2026 national high school graduation exam (M5), including any applicable priority points.

This range represents a fluctuation of approximately 0,5 to mot point compared to last year. The lowest projected admission score is 18 points for civil engineering and management, which remains consistent with the previous year. Conversely, mechatronics engineering is set to have the highest score at 26,01 points, marking a decrease of nearly 0,5 points.

For candidates applying via the TestAS exam (M1), organized by VGU, the projected admission scores are between 75 and 175 out of 200. This indicates a decrease of 15 points compared to last year, with the exception of mechatronics engineering.

Under the high school transcript review method (M2), the expected entry requirements are approximately 7,65 to 9,21 out of 10. This figure is derived from the average scores of six subjects across three years of high school, including hai to ba compulsory subjects depending on the chosen major.

The projected 2026 admission scores for Vietnamese-German University across all majors and methods are as follows:

Candidates and parents receive guidance on the Vietnamese-German University's TestAS exam, January. Photo: VGU

VGU will announce its official admission scores tomorrow evening, following the final virtual filtering round.

Tuition fees for the 2026 intake are approximately 43,7-46,6 trieu VND per semester, equivalent to over 87-93 trieu VND annually.

Le Nguyen