Artificial Intelligence leads the benchmark score of Ho Chi Minh City University of Information Technology

On August 22, 2025, the University of Information Technology (Ho Chi Minh City National University) announced the admission scores for regular university admission in 2025 according to admission methods.

The 2025 admission score of the University of Information Technology continues to remain very high across all admission methods.

This result reflects the position of one of the leading universities in technology, and also shows the great demand for high-quality human resources in the context of digital transformation.

With this score, only truly excellent candidates with outstanding academic and exam results have a chance to be admitted to the school.

- Priority admission method according to regulations of Ho Chi Minh City National University

- Admission method is based on the results of the Competency Assessment Test organized by Ho Chi Minh City National University in 2025.

- Admission method based on the results of the 2025 High School Graduation Exam

- Priority admission method according to regulations of University of Information Technology - admission based on prestigious international certificates

School note:

- Bonus points: apply according to bonus point regulations in the School's Admission Information.

- Priority points:

For the method of using the results of the 2025 High School Graduation Exam, priority is given to admission according to the regulations of Ho Chi Minh City National University:

· Area 3: 0 points

· Area 2: 0.25 points

· Area 2-NT: 0.5 points

· Area 1: 0.75 points

· Priority Group 1 (Subjects 1,2,3,4): 2.0 points

· Priority Group 2 (Subjects 5,6,7): 1.0 point

· Priority points for candidates with a total score of 22.5 or higher (when converted to a score on a 10-point scale and the maximum total score of 3 subjects is 30) are determined according to the following formula:

Priority points = [(30 - Total points achieved)/7.5] x Prescribed priority points

Regarding the method of using the results of the 2025 Competency Assessment Exam

· Area 3: 0 points

· Area 2: 10 points

· Area 2-NT: 20 points

· Area 1: 30 points

· Priority Group 1 (Subjects 1,2,3,4): 80 points

· Priority Group 2 (Subjects 5,6,7): 40 points

· Priority points for candidates with a total score of 900 or higher are determined according to the following formula:

Priority points = [(1200 - Total points achieved)/300] x Prescribed priority points

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