From August 3rd to 4:00 PM on August 7th, 79 public high schools that are still short of targets will successively announce supplementary admission results. Candidates need to contact the school where they submitted their applications directly to look up the results.
At the same time, schools receive supplementary enrollment applications. Admitted candidates carry out procedures according to the instructions of each school.
Lao Dong's survey shows that many schools have announced supplementary admission results.
At Le Thi Hong Gam High School, the school said it has received 118 applications. The candidate with the highest total score reached 18.5 points. The supplementary admission score is 16.25 points. 2 points higher than the benchmark score for nguyện vọng 1.
Meanwhile, Truong Vuong High School and Nguyen Van Linh High School have announced plans to hold parents' meetings for additional admitted students to guide enrollment procedures.



Previously, the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training announced a supplementary enrollment plan with a total of 3,488 targets at 79 public high schools that are still short of students after the official enrollment period.
Among these, there are 10 schools enrolling from 100 quotas or more, including: Phong Phu High School (214 quotas), Nguyen Van Tang High School (199 quotas), Trung Lap High School (157 quotas), Vo Minh Duc High School (148 quotas), An Nhon Tay High School (145 quotas), Trinh Hoai Duc High School (129 quotas), An My High School (125 quotas), Bung Rieng High School (108 quotas), Nguyen Van Linh High School (100 quotas) and Da Phuoc High School (100 quotas).
Subjects eligible for supplementary admission registration are students who have participated in the 10th grade entrance exam for the 2026-2027 school year but have not been admitted to any aspirations or types of public high schools.
Candidates must have a total score of three subjects Math, Literature, Foreign Language, plus priority and encouragement points (if any), equal to or higher than the aspiration 1 benchmark score of the school registered for supplementary admission.
Each student is only allowed to register for one public high school that is still short of targets.
