Can I apply for admission based on both certificates and transcripts?

Candidates taking the 2015 National High School Exam - Photo: Minh Giang

- Admission by national high school certificate and transcript are two independent admission methods that do not affect each other. Thus, candidates can apply for admission by both national high school certificate and transcript at the same time.

Most schools that consider admission based on transcripts only require candidates to photocopy transcripts (notarized), so candidates can apply to many different schools at the same time using transcripts.

For admission by national high school certificate, during the first admission period, candidates can withdraw their application from this school to apply to another school or another major.

Candidates should note that during the NV1 admission period, schools will regularly update the number of candidates applying. Based on the quota and your score along with the number of candidates who have applied, if you see that your chances of being admitted are no longer, you should go to the school to withdraw your application and apply to another school with a higher chance of being admitted.

Another point candidates should note: normally that major has 100 quotas, but schools will take a little more than this quota, maybe 110, 120 candidates to exclude cases where candidates are admitted but do not enroll.

So when considering whether to withdraw their application to another school or not, candidates should also take into account the number of candidates that the schools will accept.

According to youth