University of Commerce uses one benchmark for the groups A00, A01, D01.

This afternoon, July 23, the University of Commerce announced the threshold for ensuring input quality and the conversion table equivalent to the standard score between admission methods. The announcement noted: there is no difference in admission scores and admission scores between admission combinations. Accordingly, the school will take a standard score for combinations A00, A01, D01... within a major.

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This year, the University of Commerce will enroll 5,600 students for 45 training programs, according to 6 methods: direct admission according to regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training; considering high school graduation exam scores; considering a combination of excellent student awards with high school graduation exam scores; considering a combination of certificates with high school graduation exam scores; considering a combination of certificates with academic results; considering HAS competency assessment test scores; considering TSA thinking assessment test scores.

The school uses many admission combinations, including many majors using the combinations A00, A01, D01, D07. However, the benchmark scores are determined for each major, taken from top to bottom, with no difference in scores between the combinations.

For all candidates applying for admission to the school, the school sets the threshold to ensure input quality (the minimum score for receiving applications) at 20 points (on a 30-point scale), calculated based on the total score of the 3 exams/subjects of the 2025 high school graduation exam. This is the score calculated according to the optimal combination corresponding to the registered major. This level includes priority points for subjects and regions.

Candidates with foreign language certificates/international testing certificates can use the converted certificate scores to consider the entrance threshold.

The school also announced the conversion table of equivalent benchmark scores between admission methods as follows: