The highest standard score for the transcript of the University of Foreign Languages ​​is 9.4 points per subject.

This method applies to two groups: specialized students nationwide and non-specialized students of high schools of Hanoi National University.

For the interview, the school evaluates the candidate based on the level of "Pass" or "Fail". If passed, the candidate's academic record is considered, which is the average score of 5 semesters in high school (except for the second semester of grade 12). The school announces the admission score based on the average subject.

English language teaching has the highest standard score. On average, each subject in the admission group must have a minimum score of 9.4 or higher to be admitted. The second place is Chinese language teaching with 9.2 points per subject. This level is 9.1 for German and Korean language teaching, and 9 points for Japanese language teaching.

For language training majors, the benchmark score has two levels: 8 points for specialized school students and 8.5 for the remaining group.

The specific benchmarks are as follows:

In 2024, the University of Foreign Languages ​​will enroll 2,350 students, an increase of 400. The expected tuition fee is 15-62.5 million VND.

The highest level applies to the joint program in economics and finance. Next is the tuition fee for 6 language majors: English, French, Chinese, German, Japanese, Korean with 38 million VND per year. For Russian and Arabic language majors, the tuition fee is 21 million, while the cross-national culture and communication major charges 15 million VND.