Thirteen schools and faculties under Hue University have set minimum entry scores ranging from 15 to 24, based on the 2025 high school graduation exam results.

Hanoi national university of education's floor score ranges from 18 to 22, a difference of up to 3 points compared to last year.

Thang Long university is accepting applications with high school graduation exam scores from 16 to 18, a decrease of 3-4 points compared to last year.

The University of Languages and International Studies (ULIS), Vietnam National University, Hanoi, has set its minimum admission scores between 15 and 19, a decrease of 2 to 5 points compared to last year.

HCMC University of Education (HCMUE) has set its minimum admission scores between 18 and 24, with the highest requirements for teacher training programs.

Several universities are struggling with the Ministry of Education and Training's requirement of an 8/10 score in math for semiconductor programs, as only 3.6% of high school graduates achieved this score.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry (IUH) has set its minimum admission score at 17-19, depending on the program. The law faculty has additional criteria.

The ministry of education and training has released percentile data for five traditional subject combinations, allowing students to see the point differences between them.

Eleven healthcare fields require a minimum admission score of 17-20.5, a significant decrease after years of remaining at 19-22.

The minimum admission score for pedagogy programs at the university level this year is 18-19 for the three-subject combination, similar to last year.

Quy Nhon University has announced minimum admission scores of 18-19/30 for its 15 education programs, based on the total score of three subjects in the 2025 high school graduation exam.

Hanoi University of Science (HUS), Vietnam National University, Hanoi, announced on 21/7 two admission score floors: 19 and 20, including for semiconductor technology, which was previously expected to be 24.

All undergraduate programs at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (USSH) have set their minimum admission score at 19, the combined score of three subjects, one point lower than last year.

Hanoi University (HANU) will accept applications from prospective students with a combined score of 22 out of 40 or higher on three high school graduation exams, with foreign language scores doubled.