The University of Finance - Marketing said that the first round of the V-SAT exam will be held at District 7 (27 Tan My, Tan Thuan Tay Ward, District 7).
From April 8, candidates can access the website: https://vsat.ufm.edu.vn to view the contest information including registration number, registration code, exam questions, exam room. The school did not issue exam reports.
When coming to the contest, candidates must carry an ID card or citizen ID card or passport according to the registered information (the school does not accept other documents).
The items that candidates bring into the exam room include: Green writing bullets, black pens, compa, pencils, line measurements, eikes, graphic drawing measurements, painting tools, handheld computers without document drafting functions, no memory cards and pocketbooks that meet the regulations of the high school graduation exam.
Atlat Geography exam room cannot bring in geography, foil, exam papers, carbon paper, pens, documents, invisible pens, weapons, explosives, fire-causing substances, water, beer, wine, food, phones and other technical means of receiving and transmitting information, information containers, other items that can be used for fraud in the process of making papers and the exam marking process.
When entering the exam room, if the candidate still carries illegal documents and items, even if not used, the exam will be suspended.
The V-SAT exam includes 8 independent subjects: Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography, English and Literature (c candidates can choose one or more subjects depending on their needs and abilities). The exam content is included in the current general education program at high school level.
The time for taking the exam for Math and Literature is 90 minutes/subject; the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography, English each subject is 60 minutes.
This year, the University of Finance - Marketing said that it will organize 5 V-SAT exams in April and May. This exam score is recognized and used by more than 15 universities and academies nationwide for admission.
