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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT PREFERENCE REGISTRATION (BASED ON 2026 ADMISSION REGULATIONS)

Registering preferences is a crucial step in the university admission process. Below are frequently asked questions compiled based on the latest official regulations for undergraduate admissions.

1. Where do applicants register their preferences?

 

 

Applicants must register their preferences on the National Admission Support System of the Ministry of Education and Training. This is the official platform for receiving, processing, and determining admission results.

2. How are preferences processed?

 

 

Preferences are processed through a centralized filtering system. Each applicant will only be admitted to the highest-ranked preference among those for which they meet the admission criteria.

3. Can applicants apply using multiple admission methods?

 

 

Yes. Applicants may use one or multiple admission methods, such as high school academic results, national exam scores, independent test results, international certificates, or language certificates. Combining methods increases admission opportunities.

4. How is the admission score calculated?

 

 

The admission score is calculated based on academic or exam results, plus priority points (region, category) and bonus points (if applicable). The total maximum score is 30 points.

5. Is there a limit on bonus points?

 

 

Yes. The total bonus points (including incentive and additional points) must not exceed 10% of the total admission score scale.

6. Are there mandatory subject combinations?

 

 

In most admission methods, the subject combination must include at least one of the two core subjects: Mathematics or Literature, with a minimum weight of one-third of the total score.

7. Can foreign language certificates be converted?

 

 

Yes. Applicants may convert valid foreign language certificates into equivalent scores for the language subject. If both exam scores and certificates are available, the higher score will be used.

8. Are quotas allocated separately for each admission method?

 

 

No. According to regulations, admission methods do not have separate quotas. All applicants are considered under a unified system to ensure fairness.

9. What should applicants do after being admitted?

 

 

Applicants must confirm enrollment on the system within the specified timeline. Failure to confirm will result in the admission offer becoming invalid.

10. Can admission results be deferred?

 

 

Yes. Applicants may defer their admission results in special cases such as military service or health-related reasons, in accordance with university regulations.

IMPORTANT NOTES

 

The admission process is conducted based on principles of fairness, transparency, and maximum benefit for applicants. All valid preferences are considered, and applicants have full control in prioritizing their choices.

RECOMMENDATIONS

 

Applicants are advised to carefully review admission information, choose programs that match their abilities and career orientation, and arrange their preferences strategically to optimize their chances of admission.