After knowing the high school graduation exam scores, from July 18 to 5:00 p.m. on July 30, candidates will register their admission wishes on the information portal of the Ministry of Education and Training.
In order for candidates to have more information to consider their aspirations, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hong Hue - Deputy Head of Training Department, Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology - has made a forecast for this year's benchmark score based on the graduation exam score spectrum. High school.
“Based on this year's score spectrum, it can be seen that the number of candidates scoring over 28 points has leveled off, approaching 2023. The number of candidates scoring from 24 to 27 points is quite common, increasing compared to last year. In combination A00 increases by 50%, combination A01 increases by 15%, combination D01 increases by up to 200%.
According to estimates, it is expected that the standard score may increase by 1-3 points, depending on each industry and each school" - Ms. Hue informed.
As for the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, based on the analysis of the score spectrum for each subject and the admission combination, the Deputy Head of the Training Department believes that the benchmark scores for the academy's majors will have slight fluctuations.
“The standard score of the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology is expected to increase but the increase margin is not up to 1-3 points. The school expects the increase to range from 0.3 to 1 point, depending on each major" - Ms. Hue added.
Previously, the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology announced the cut-off score according to the admission method based on the results of the high school graduation exam. For Northern training facilities, the minimum score is 22 points or more, applicable to 3 combinations A00 (Math, Physics, Chemistry); A01 (Math, Physics, English) and D01 (Math, Literature, English). For southern training facilities, candidates who register their aspirations must achieve 18 points or more.
In 2024, the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology plans to enroll a total of 5,060 students for the North and South campuses with 4 enrollment methods. Of which, the Hanoi training facility is expected to recruit 3,900 students, and the Ho Chi Minh City facility is expected to recruit 1,160 students.
In 2023, the standard score of the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology according to the method of considering high school graduation exam scores ranges from 18-26.59 points.
At the Northern campus, the industry with the highest benchmark score is Information Technology with 26.59 points.
At the Southern headquarters, the highest benchmark score is the Information Technology industry, with 25.1 points; The industry with the lowest benchmark score is Control and Automation Engineering with 18 points.
