Ministry of Public Security denies information about benchmark scores spreading online
The Department of Training, Ministry of Public Security, confirmed that there are currently no admission scores or expected admission scores for police schools as reported by some websites.
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Recently, some social networking sites have spread the admission scores for police schools, causing confusion for candidates and their families.
The Department of Training, Ministry of Public Security, confirmed that there are currently no admission scores and expected admission scores because candidates are adjusting their admission wishes.
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"Information about expected scores on social networking sites is inaccurate, causing confusion for candidates applying to police schools during the adjustment of admission wishes," said a representative of the Department of Training, Ministry of Public Security.
According to the Department of Training, the above proposed table is unreasonable because the scores of the A01 and D01 combinations for men and women of the two schools, the Security Academy and the Police Academy, are quite similar, with only a very small difference, except for the C03 combination for men, with the highest difference of 1.75 (23.75 and 25.5 points).
From the difference in expected scores as above, it will invisibly create an effect, a wave of adjusting wishes from schools with high expected scores to schools with low expected scores.
The Department of Training notes that candidates need to consider carefully because each person only has one chance to adjust their admission wishes.
Candidates need to avoid being influenced by inaccurate information, leading to incorrect decisions and not achieving their desired aspirations.
