The portal to look up the exam scores of Ho Chi Minh City National University was jammed for many hours.

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Today (June 16), Ho Chi Minh City National University announced the results of the second round of the capacity assessment exam. Candidates can look up the exam results at the Ho Chi Minh City National University capacity assessment exam information portal at: http://thinangluc.vnuhcm.edu.vn .

Since 9am this morning, Ho Chi Minh City National University has announced that the second round of exam scores are available on the system, and candidates can look up their scores. However, the exam score lookup system of this unit is constantly congested. As of 9pm tonight, many candidates still cannot see their scores.

Sharing with Thanh Nien Newspaper reporter, a candidate participating in the second round of the exam said: "The lookup system opened at 9am but it was not until 1pm that I could see my score. Many other students still cannot access the system at this time." On many other social networking forums, candidates also reported similar situations.

Contacting Ho Chi Minh City National University, this unit confirmed that there was a network congestion. To overcome the above situation, this unit said that it has just provided a new search channel for candidates.

Accordingly, candidates perform the following steps:

1. Step 1. Access the website of the Ho Chi Minh City National University's competency assessment exam at: https://thinangluc.vnuhcm.edu.vn.
2. Step 2. Click the "CHECK EXAM RESULTS" button.
3. Step 3. Candidates select "exam batch" and enter information "ID card number/CCCD" and "Email" and click "VIEW RESULTS" button.

Previously, on June 12, the Ho Chi Minh City National University Competency Assessment Council met and approved the results of the second round of the 2025 exam. The second round of the exam had 92,246 candidates taking the exam at 34 exam clusters and 80 exam locations located in 11 provinces and cities. In total, there were 152,792 candidates taking the exam in both rounds this year, equivalent to 223,179 exams. The distribution of this year's competency assessment exam scores is close to the standard, with a wide range of scores, helping to classify candidates' abilities well, facilitating admissions.