Is Having a Small Tattoo on the Hand Allowed in Military School Exams?

According to Article 14 of Circular 17/2016/TT-BQP regulating political and ethical standards specifically:

- Candidates voluntarily applying for admission to schools within the Military; upon being admitted, they must absolutely comply with the assignments of the school and the Ministry of National Defense.

- Politics and Ethics

+ Good moral character, being a member of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union, with a clear family and personal political history, qualifying for admission to the Communist Party of Vietnam, not violating the provisions of Article 2 of Regulation No. 57-QD/TW dated May 3, 2007, of the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party, which regulates certain issues on protecting the internal politics of the Communist Party;

+ Military personnel must be evaluated by competent authorities as having completed their duties well during their service period;

+ The body must not have tattoos that are horrific, strange, provocative, or violent, causing repulsion.

Thus, based on the above regulations, candidates applying to military schools are not allowed to have tattoos that are horrific, strange, provocative, or violent causing repulsion. Therefore, in your case, having a small tattoo of a name on your arm can still apply for the examination, without considering other conditions.

However, you should research the information and admission regulations of the school you wish to apply to, to know if they permit candidates with tattoos to apply.

Respectfully!