The Ministry of Education and Training has agreed on direct admission to universities and colleges.

Accordingly, there are no restrictions on the number of applications a candidate can submit for direct admission to the majors specified in the list.

On June 2nd, the Ministry of Education and Training issued guidelines to provincial Departments of Education and Training and schools on the unified implementation of several aspects regarding direct admission and priority consideration for admission to universities and colleges in 2015.

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Accordingly, there are no restrictions on the number of applications candidates can submit for direct admission to the majors specified in the list attached to Official Letter No. 1988/BGDĐT-KTKĐCLGD and any additional majors announced by the universities as regulated.

Before August 15, 2015, schools will send the results of direct admission to the Departments of Education and Training to inform the candidates; before August 20, 2015, candidates who have been directly admitted must register for enrollment with their desired school. After this deadline, schools will treat them as if they did not enroll.

Previously, on April 24, 2015, the Ministry of Education and Training issued Official Letter No. 1988/BGDĐT-KTKĐCLGD to the Departments of Education and Training; universities, academies; and colleges (collectively referred to as schools) providing guidance on direct admission and priority consideration for admission to universities and colleges in 2015.

According to VOV