Hanoi University of Industry and two large social science schools announced floor scores

(Dan Tri) - On the afternoon of July 21, Hanoi University of Industry, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi University - which are strong schools in social sciences, announced the minimum admission scores.

Specifically, the threshold to ensure the quality of admission to Hanoi University of Industry in 2025 is from 18 to 21 points and the rules for converting admission scores and passing scores are as follows:

Details of the rules for converting admission scores and passing scores of regular university admission methods in 2025 of Hanoi University of Industry are as follows:

On the same day, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities announced the minimum score of 19 for all majors, which is the sum of three subjects in the combination. This is also the minimum score required by the National University for all member schools.

Using the results of the Hanoi National University's HSA exam, the floor score converted to a 30-point scale is 19 (without coefficient, including incentive points and priority points).

On the afternoon of July 21, Hanoi University (HANU) announced that the minimum level applies to all majors and groups.

Specifically, the combinations include math, literature, foreign language (D01 to D06 and DD2) for language majors.

For the two majors of information technology and financial technology, the school considers block A01 (math, physics, English). The completely new combination is TH01 (math, English, IT), applied to the major of information technology.

Last year, the school's floor was 16 and up, but calculated on a 30-point scale, without a coefficient.

This year, HANU plans to enroll 3,305 students, using three methods: direct admission and priority admission; combined admission according to school regulations and considering high school graduation exam scores in 2025.

Tuition fees at Hanoi University for the 2025 class are expected to be around VND0.78-1.7 million per credit, an increase of 7.5-8.3% compared to last year. Students need to complete around 145-152 credits to be recognized as graduates.

In 2024, the school's benchmark score will range from 25.08 to 35.8/40, with the highest being in Chinese language.

Four majors/programs have a standard score on a scale of 30 (without the foreign language coefficient), from 16.7 to 25.65 points, including information technology (standard and advanced programs), financial technology, and multimedia communications.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/dh-cong-nghiep-ha-noi-va-hai-truong-lon-khoi-xa-hoi-cong-bo-diem-san-20250721175923690.htm