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In 2023, the Ministry of Education & Training has set specific priority score thresholds for each region to increase fairness for candidates under policy criteria or with residency in remote, mountainous areas. If you fall into this policy category, you can check your priority areas and target groups for 2023 according to the latest compilation by Mytour below.
Check priority areas and priority subjects according to Circular 08/2022/TT-BGDĐT
I. Quick Check Syntax for Your Phone Number.
II. List of Priority Groups 2023.
III. How to Search Priority Areas 2023 and Priority Groups.
I. What are Priority Areas? List of Priority Areas 2023
Priority areas are determined based on the location of the school where the candidate has studied the longest during high school (or equivalent). In cases where the time spent studying in equivalent areas is equal, priority areas are determined based on the region of the school where the candidate last studied.
From 2023, candidates are only entitled to priority area policies when enrolling in university/college in the graduation year and the following year. The specific priority area bonus policies are as follows:
+ Area 1 (KV1): Candidates receive an additional 0.75 points.
+ Rural Area 2 (KV2-NT): Candidates receive an additional 0.5 points, Area 2 (KV2) receives 0.25 points.
+ Area 3 (KV3): No priority points are awarded.
The list of priority areas and groups eligible for priority admission in 2023 is divided by district/commune within the 63 provinces/cities nationwide. For details, you can quickly check HERE.
Illustrative images of prioritized areas for students in districts/counties within Hanoi city
II. List of Priority Groups 2023
Priority admission groups are categorized into UT1 (including Vietnamese ethnic minorities; workers; veterans; soldiers; relatives of martyrs, war invalids, etc.) and UT2 (including soldiers; police officers; youth volunteers, etc.)
To check if you belong to the priority groups in 2023, please refer to the table below:
To qualify as a priority candidate for bonus points in the 2023 university and college entrance exam, applicants need to prepare their documents according to regulations. Details of the documents required can be found in the article on 'supporting documents for priority subjects and areas' by Mytour.
III. How to check 2023 priority areas and subjects
From the list of priority areas provided by Mytour above, you can check your priority area by pressing 'Ctrl F' and typing the name of the commune or district/province where you are studying.
Note: From 2023, candidates scoring 22.5 or above (converted on a scale of 10 and a maximum total score of 30 for three subjects) will have their priority points determined by the following formula:
Priority points = [(30 - Total score obtained)/7.5] x Priority score (by area or by priority subject)
As such, candidates scoring 22.5 or above will have their priority points gradually reduced. In the case of a score of 30, the priority points will be 0.
In the article, Mytour has provided a list along with conditions and procedures for assessing priority subjects in 2023. Students can check their priority areas to prepare best for the upcoming exam.
