Vietnam to Tighten University Entrance Exams from 2027
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training has announced plans to tighten university and college admission procedures starting in 2027. The move is expected to eliminate bonus points for academic achievements and certain certificates, aiming to address concerns about declining quality due to the diversification of admission methods.
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