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HUFLIT Announces Its 2026 Admission Information
1. SCOPE – SUBJECTS
- Scope: The University recruits nationwide.
- Subjects:
– Persons recognised as having graduated from high school in Vietnam or holding a foreign graduation diploma recognised as equivalent.
– Persons who already hold an intermediate vocational graduation diploma in the same field group as the one applied for and have completed the required volume of high-school cultural knowledge according to the provisions of the law.
2. ADMISSION METHODS
In 2026 HUFLIT continues to admit by 04 methods:
- Method 1: Admission by the results of the 2026 high-school graduation exam: The admission score is the total score of 3 graduation-exam subjects according to the 3-subject combination.
- Method 2: Admission by high-school academic results: The admission score is the total average score of 3 subjects according to the admission combination over 3 school years (grade 10, grade 11 and grade 12).
- Method 3: Admission by the results of the 2026 Competency Assessment exam of VNU-HCM.
- Method 4: Direct admission according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education & Training
3. ADMISSION FIELDS

For method 1 and method 2, candidates can use a foreign-language certificate to replace the high-school graduation foreign-language exam score:
4. ADMISSION CONDITIONS
- Method 1: Admission by the results of the 2026 high-school graduation exam.
– Graduated from high school or equivalent.
– Took the 2026 graduation exam and achieved the university entry-quality-assurance score set by the University. The University will announce it after the 2026 high-school graduation exam results are available.
- Method 2: Admission by high-school academic results.
– Graduated from high school or equivalent.
– Has a high-school graduation exam score of 15 points or above (on a scale of 30 according to the combination used for transcript consideration, or according to the Literature – Mathematics combination and any one subject).
– The total average score of the 3 subjects in the admission combination reaches 18 points or above.
Method 3: Admission by the results of the 2026 Competency Assessment exam of VNU-HCM.
– Graduated from high school or equivalent.
– Took the 2026 Competency Assessment exam organised by VNU-HCM and achieved an entry-quality-assurance score of 550/1200 points or above.
5. TUITION – SCHOLARSHIPS – STUDENT SUPPORT 2026
5.1 Tuition
In 2026, HUFLIT continues to apply the policy of not raising tuition for the whole course. The tuition applied to students of the 2026 cohort is as follows:
- General knowledge: 1,230,000 VND/credit (Physical Education, National Defence Education, Politics)
- Specialised knowledge: 1,330,000/credit
The whole-course tuition is estimated to be equivalent to 190,000,000 VND/course (9 semesters).
The whole course lasts from 3 years – 3.5 years, with a total of 135 credits (not including 3 National Defence Education credits and 4 Physical Education credits).
The total number of semesters comprises 9 semesters, specifically as follows:
- Year 1: students study 3 semesters (2 main semesters + military semester).
- Year 2 and year 3: students study 3 semesters/year (Students register course units themselves from semester 2 of year 1).
- Year 4: students study 1 semester.
5.2 Scholarships

Some notes about scholarships: (*) Scholarships have maintenance conditions.
According to the University’s Scholarship regulations, students are considered for multiple scholarships and prioritised to receive the highest scholarship level; scholarship levels are not cumulative.
- E.g.: If a student registers to study the whole course at the Hóc Môn campus (15% tuition) and qualifies for the NV1 scholarship (50% of semester-1 tuition) => semester 1 of year 1 gets a 50% tuition reduction; the remaining semesters get a 15% reduction.
- E.g.: A student admitted to NV1 of the Artificial Intelligence programme and studying at Hóc Môn: semester 1 will receive a 50% tuition scholarship; from semester 2 onwards will receive a 20% scholarship (with maintenance conditions); if the student does not meet the maintenance conditions, they will receive the 15% Hóc Môn scholarship.
The scholarship packages cumulative with other scholarships include: the Talented New Student scholarship for those with international certificates; the Connect scholarship.
5.3 Student support
5.3.1 Student support fund
The University supports students in difficult circumstances (with a confirmation letter) to “borrow” money to cover tuition without interest throughout the course. Special cases are decided by the University.
Students repay during their study period or a maximum of 2 years after graduation.
5.3.1 Annual policy scholarships
- Students who have a sibling studying at the University at the same time.
- Students with severe disability.
- Students with mild disability.
- Students with a critical illness. Students orphaned of both father and mother. Students who are children of war invalids or martyrs and at the same time in difficult circumstances confirmed by the locality (place of permanent residence recorded on the citizen ID card) or orphaned of father or mother. Families belonging to poor households, near-poor households or in especially difficult circumstances granted a book or code and confirmed by the locality (place of permanent residence recorded on the citizen ID card), verified and proposed by the Faculty.
6. IMPORTANT TIME MILESTONES
| TIME | NOTE |
| From 01/4 to 30/4/2026 | HUFLIT considers 2026 Scholarships – Round 1 |
| From 11/6 to 12/6/2026 | Candidates take the 2026 high-school graduation exam (expected) |
| From 17/6 to 21/6/2026 | Candidates practise registering admission preferences |
| Before 17:00 on 20/6/2026 | Deadline for submitting direct-admission applications and international certificates. |
| Before 30/06/2026 | Universities announce direct-admission results |
| From 02/7 to 14/7/2026 | Candidates register and adjust admission preferences (unlimited number of times) |
| 08/7/2026 | The Ministry of Education and Training announces the entry-quality-assurance threshold |
| Before 10/7/2026 | Universities announce the score for receiving admission applications |
| From 15 to 21/7/2026 | Candidates pay the admission fee online |
| From 22/7 to 24/7/2026 | Departments of Education and Training resolve candidates’ errors (if any) |
| Before 17:00 on 13/8/2026 | Universities announce the round-1 benchmark scores |
| Before 17:00 on 21/8/2026 | Candidates confirm enrolment online |
| From 22/08/2026 | Universities carry out supplementary admission |
7. COMPARISON OF THE NEW POINTS OF 2026 UNIVERSITY ADMISSION AND PREVIOUS YEARS
| CONTENT | REGULATIONS 2025 AND EARLIER | REGULATIONS 2026 |
| 1/ Number of preferences | No limit on the number of registrations. | A maximum of 15 preferences for all rounds. |
| 2/ Order of Pedagogy fields | Candidates freely arrange the order. | Only considered if placed from order 1 to 5. |
| 3/ Admission method | Universities freely offer many methods. | Each university uses a maximum of 05 main methods. (Not counting the direct-admission category) |
| 4/ Transcript-score structure | Depending on each university’s own regulations. Usually considers 3 semesters or 5 semesters; no compulsory fixed subject. |
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| 5/ Classification of bonus points | The general regulation is priority/encouragement points. | Bonus points are still a maximum of 3/30 points but the structure is specifically separated:
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| 6/ Conversion of foreign-language certificate scores | Advantage with IELTS: Candidates get a “double benefit”: Both converting the score and adding encouragement points. |
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High-school candidates and independent candidates can register for a transcript-based scholarship at HUFLIT today!

