HCM Industrial University's 'Training Score' Drop Sparks Student Concern
Students at Ho Chi Minh City University of Industrial Engineering are expressing concern over a sharp drop in their 'training scores' at the end of the semester, jeopardizing their scholarship opportunities. The university attributes the decline to a revised scoring system implemented following a directive from the Ministry of Education and Training.
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