Banking Academy stipulates that the benchmark score for block C is 2.5 points higher than the remaining blocks.

The Banking Academy has announced the threshold for ensuring input quality (floor score) and the method of converting equivalent benchmark scores between regular university admission methods. The announcement said that there will be a difference in benchmark scores between the combinations that the academy uses for admission, with the benchmark score for group C being higher than the remaining groups.

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Regarding the floor score, Banking Academy stipulates the admission application threshold at 21 with the admission method based on high school graduation exam scores (method 6), including incentive points and priority points (if any).

In 2025, Banking Academy will use 8 combinations for admission: A00, A01, D01, D07, D09, D14, C00, C03. Of which, the original combination is D01. The combinations in the admission method using the 2025 high school graduation exam scores have the difference in admission scores (standard scores) between the combinations and the original combination D01 as follows:

Combinations A00, A01, D07, D09, D14 have no difference compared to combination D01.

Combinations C00 and C03 have a higher standard score than combination D01 by 2.5 points on a 30-point scale.

Banking Academy has also announced the conversion table of equivalent admission scores between admission methods as follows:

Here is a table of equivalent scores for the V-SAT and HSA exams compared to the scale for a candidate without incentive points and priority points: