Schedule for the Announcement of Admission Scores for People's Public Security Schools in 2024 in Vietnam

Schedule for the Announcement of Admission Scores for People's Public Security Schools in 2024 in Vietnam

Recently, the examination results of the Ministry of Public Security 2024 were announced on July 18, 2024.

Currently, for the admission process of People's Public Security schools that combine the results of the 2024 high school graduation exam with the results of the Ministry of Public Security’s assessment test, the scores of the assessment test are combined with the results of the high school graduation exam in a 60-40 ratio, converted to a 30-point scale. The formula for calculating admission scores to public security schools is as follows:

Admission Score = Total score of three high school graduation subjects * 2/5 + Assessment test score * 3/5 + Priority points according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training + Bonus points for national-level excellent students.

The schedule for announcing the cut-off scores for People's Public Security schools in 2024: Expected on August 20, 2024, based on the data exchange from the Ministry of Education and Training, People's Public Security academies and universities will announce the results of the successful candidates.

Schedule for the Announcement of Admission Scores for People's Public Security Schools in 2024 in Vietnam​ (Image from the Internet)

What health category is required to participate in the admission to People's Public Security schools in 2024 in Vietnam?

Based on Clause 1, Article 4 Circular 62/2023/TT-BCA :

Specific health standards for new recruitment, selection of citizens into the People's Public Security, consideration of transferring to professional service for non-commissioned officers who have completed their service in the People's Public Security

1. General standards

Citizens participating in new recruitment, selection into the People's Public Security, non-commissioned officers who have completed their service in the People's Public Security and are considered for transferring to professional service are deemed to meet health standards when they meet the following criteria:

a) Health category 1 or category 2;

b) Height from 1.64m to 1.95m for men, from 1.58m to 1.80m for women, except for specific cases where height standards are reduced as stipulated in Clause 2, Clause 3 of this Article;

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Citizens with health category 1 or category 2 are eligible to participate in the admission to People's Public Security schools in 2024.

What are the specific health standards for admission to People's Public Security schools in 2024 in Vietnam?

Based on Clause 2, Article 4 Circular 62/2023/TT-BCA, the specific health standards for new recruitment into People's Public Security schools in 2024 is as follows:

Citizens participating in new recruitment into the People's Public Security must meet the standards stipulated in Clause 1, Article 4 Circular 62/2023/TT-BCA and the following standards:

- Citizens applying to People's Public Security schools who are non-commissioned officers serving in the People's Public Security:

Height standards at the time of selection for service in the People's Public Security will be applied;

- Citizens applying to People's Public Security schools who are ethnic minorities: Height from 1.62m to 1.95m for men, from 1.56m to 1.80m for women.

Citizens in priority group 01 Group UT1 as per Appendix 2 Circular 08/2022/TT-BGDDT: Height from 1.60m to 1.95m for men, from 1.55m to 1.80m for women;

Group UT1 includes:

- Citizens applying to People's Public Security schools who are Vietnamese citizens with a university degree or higher from domestic or international universities:

Citizens graduating in natural sciences, engineering, computer science, information technology are applied height standards from 1.62m to 1.95m for men, from 1.56m to 1.80m for women;

- Citizens applying for cultural education at high school level who are direct applicants and selected applicants:

Height from 1.55m or more for men, from 1.50m or more for women;

Note: Citizens with multiple priority categories will only enjoy the highest priority category.