The school made a mistake in the subject combination, the candidate went from passing to failing?

After the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (USSH), Vietnam National University , Hanoi announced the admission scores, some candidates said they were surprised when their D66 combination score exceeded the admission score but they still failed, only passing the lower choice.

According to candidates, the school has defined the D66 group as consisting of three subjects: literature, English, and civics, instead of literature, English, economic education, and law as the school announced in the admission information issued on June 4.

On June 7, the school posted a correction and said that at group D66, the subject "economic and legal education" was changed to "civic education", but many candidates said they could not access this information because it was only shared on the school's website.

On the morning of August 24, the fanpage of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities posted an announcement about the school's D66 and X78 combinations, after receiving feedback from candidates registering for the D66 combination about confusing the subjects of civic education and economics and law.

Currently, the school is coordinating with relevant agencies to handle the situation, in order to ensure the rights of candidates.

The University of Social Sciences and Humanities requests candidates related to the D66 and X78 groups to respond before 5:00 p.m. on August 26 for support.

Previously, on the evening of August 22, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities announced the benchmark scores, using the C00 combination (literature, history, geography) as the original combination to convert for 26/28 training majors, the benchmark scores ranged from 25 - 29 points.

Psychology leads with 29 points; public relations 28.95 points; journalism ranks third with 28.20 points. The subject with the lowest standard score is religious studies.

In 2025, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities will enroll 2,650 students for 28 majors, with three admission methods, including direct admission and priority admission; considering the results of the Hanoi National University's HSA exam and the 2025 high school graduation exam scores.

In the 2025-2026 school year, the school plans to collect tuition fees from 16.9 - 33 million VND/year, an increase of 1.9 - 3 million VND compared to the present.