Cut-offs for the University of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University, Hanoi in 2022, 2023?

Cut-offs for the University of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University, Hanoi for 2022, 2023

Pursuant to the university admission scheme of 2024 by the University of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, the cut-offs in the last two years, 2022 and 2023, are as follows:

The cut-offs at the University of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University, Hanoi in 2022 ranged from 30.49 to 38.46. In 2023, the cut-offs ranged from 33.04 to 37.21.

(*Scores are calculated on a scale of 40, with language scores multiplied by a factor of 2).

See the university admission scheme for 2024 of the University of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University, Hanoi here:

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Cut-offs for the University of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University, Hanoi 2022, 2023? (Image from the Internet)

Can a university in Vietnam require admitted candidates to confirm enrollment earlier than the schedule according to the general plan?

Based on Article 18 of the University Admission Regulations, College Admission for Early Childhood Education, issued in conjunction with Circular 08/2022/TT-BGDDT, the regulation is as follows:

Early Registration and Evaluation

1. Training institutions may have an early admission plan for certain admission methods, allowing candidates to register online or directly at the training institution.

2. The training institution organizes evaluation for candidates who have completed the application process, but does not require candidates to confirm enrollment earlier than the schedule according to the general plan. The training institution must publish and upload the list of candidates eligible for admission (except for high school graduation condition) to the system for processing preferences along with other evaluation methods according to the general plan, completing this before candidates register for admissions on the system.

3. Candidates who have applied to the training institution according to the early admission plan must then continue to register their preferences on the system according to the general plan of the Ministry of Education and Training.

a) In case candidates have been notified by the training institution that they are eligible for admission (except for high school graduation condition) for a certain preference, candidates decide on the order of preference when registering on the system (depending on whether they want to be admitted to that preference or expand opportunities for admission to other preferences).

b) If a candidate is not eligible for admission to a desired training program, they can continue to register for that program using different admission methods on the system.

Therefore, universities are not allowed to require admitted students to confirm enrollment earlier than the schedule according to the general plan.

Do university admission schemes include tuition fee waiver policies?

Based on Clause 2, Article 11 of the University Admission Regulations, College Admission for Early Childhood Education, issued in conjunction with Circular 08/2022/TT-BGDDT, the regulations on the admission scheme are as follows:

Admission Scheme

1. Training institutions shall develop, publish, and implement the admission scheme to fulfill accountability and commitments to candidates, state management agencies, and society. The admission scheme must contain sufficient information to serve as a basis for:

a) Candidates to choose schools, disciplines, training programs, suitable admission methods based on their capacity, interests, and personal conditions; to prepare conditions for application and carry out steps according to the admission plan of the training institution;

b) State management agencies and society to supervise the implementation of legal regulations and commitments to learners by the training institution in admission and training works.

2. The main contents of the admission scheme include:

a) Information introducing the training institution, its disciplines, and training programs, including information about the decision to open disciplines, training language, faculty, learning and research conditions, graduation degrees, quality assurance results, graduation rates (out of total enrollment), and the employment rate of graduates suitable for their qualifications (according to Appendix III of the Regulations);

b) Complete information about training costs, tuition fees, admission service fees, and other service fees for the entire course, each academic year; policies on scholarships, tuition fee waivers, tuition fee support, dormitory accommodations, and other preferential and supportive policies for learners;

c) Admission plan and scope for each admission round in the year (the first round of regular university and college admissions must align with the general plan issued by the Ministry of Education and Training), including regulations on admission subjects and conditions, admission methods, evaluation combinations, and admission quotas for disciplines and training programs; application procedures and other necessary information for candidates;

d) Risk management plans in the implementation of admission work and commitments by the training institution.

3. Training institutions shall announce admissions, along with the publication of the admission scheme on the institution's website and other appropriate forms at least 30 days before the registration opening date of the first admission round; any adjustments or supplements (if any) must be announced at least 15 days prior.

Therefore, the university admission scheme must include tuition fee waiver and support policies for students.