Vietnam to Phase Out University Entrance Bonus Points by 2027, Capping at 0.5
Vietnam's Ministry of Education and Training will phase out bonus points in university admissions by 2027, capping them at 0.5 points for the 2027 intake. The ministry is also re-evaluating the use of international language certificates like IELTS. This move aims to enhance fairness in admissions and align with international standards.
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