Nearly 30 schools announced their academic transcript benchmark scores.

This level is applied by Hanoi Law University to the Economic Law major in block A00 (Math, Physics, Chemistry) and A01 (Math, Physics, English). This is the total average score of 5 semesters (excluding semester II of grade 12) of the three subjects, plus priority and incentive points (if any).

At the Hanoi campus, the admission rate for all majors of the school is not less than 26.76. The Dak Lak branch has a lower rate, around 22.51-23.14, similar to last year.

Coming in second in terms of high school transcript admission scores is the University of Foreign Languages, Vietnam National University, Hanoi. The school announced the admission threshold as 8-9.4 average points per subject over 5 semesters, meaning the highest is 28.2 for a combination of three subjects.

Following is Vietnam Aviation Academy with Flight Operations Management - 27 points. However, other majors of this school only take 18, an average of 6 points per subject.

This level is also applied by many schools, such as Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics and Finance, Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages ​​and Information Technology, Transport Technology, Van Hien, Saigon International, Dai Nam, Ho Chi Minh City Technology. Depending on the school, the standard score is the average of three subjects in a combination of 2-5 semesters.

Binh Duong University of Economics and Technology currently has the lowest admission based on academic records, some majors only take 15. Some schools take 16-16.5 such as Gia Dinh University, Hoa Binh University, and Eastern Technology University.

Standard scores of 27 universities, as of June 14:

The Ministry of Education and Training notes that "early admission" is only a temporary result for candidates. They need to register their wishes on the ministry's common system from July 18 to 5 p.m. on July 30.

This year's university entrance exam results were announced on August 19, each candidate was only admitted to one wish.

In 2023, of more than half a million university graduates, 30.24% will be admitted based on their high school transcripts, second only to the high school graduation exam scores (49.5%).