In just about 4 months, universities across the country will enter the 2025 enrollment period. Therefore, information about enrollment plans and enrollment quotas of schools is of interest to parents and students.

Up to this point, after the Ministry of Education and Training announced the new university admission regulations, many schools have also announced their 2025 admission plans, in which they plan to sharply increase enrollment targets.

This year, Hanoi National University enrolls 20,285 students for 12 member universities, an increase of 2,285 students compared to last year.

Of which, the University of Technology was assigned the largest enrollment target with 3,900, an increase of 940. Next is the University of Social Sciences and Humanities with 2,650, an increase of 350; the University of Economics with 2,500, an increase of 150 and the University of Foreign Languages ​​with 2,400, an increase of 400.

In 2025, Hanoi National University of Education plans to enroll 4,995 students in 50 majors and regular university training programs in 9 fields. Compared to last year (4,013 enrollment targets), the school increased its enrollment targets by nearly 1,000.

Hanoi University of Science and Technology plans to enroll 9,680 students, an increase of 420 compared to last year, with 3 admission methods: talent selection, selection based on thinking assessment test scores, and selection based on 2025 high school graduation exam scores.

The Military Admissions Board, Ministry of National Defense has announced the military admission quota for university and college training of military schools in 2025.

Accordingly, 20 military schools will organize college and university admissions with a total military quota of about 4,400 and a civilian quota of about 3,500. Thus, after a 6-year hiatus, military schools will return to civilian admissions with a fairly large number of students.

For the military system, candidates are required to take part in the preliminary selection, while for the civilian system, students can register directly for admission to schools without having to go through the preliminary selection.

Not only increasing enrollment targets, schools also expanded admission combinations. Hanoi University of Technology - Vietnam National University increased 6 combinations, with 2 new combinations being Math, English, Informatics and Math, Physics, Informatics. These 2 combinations are used for all majors/training programs of the school. Hanoi University added 3 new admission combinations being Russian Language, Portuguese Language and Information Technology.

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Nguyen Quang Trung - Deputy Head of Communications and Admissions Department, University of Commerce said that in addition to maintaining the traditional combinations, the school added new admission combinations related to the elective subjects for the high school graduation exam, including: Math, English, plus elective subjects: History, Geography, Information Technology, Technology, Economic and Legal Education.

To ensure admission opportunities for students from different regions, the Ministry of Education and Training said that the new university admission regulations remove the requirement that each major and each program have a maximum of 4 admission combinations and do not limit the number of admission combinations.

However, in order to ensure the quality and knowledge foundation necessary for university study, the regulations stipulate that the subject group used for admission includes at least 3 suitable subjects, including Mathematics or Literature with a weighted score of not less than 25%. From 2026, the common subjects of the groups must contribute at least 50% of the weighted score.