The Ministry of Public Security has officially released the results of the entrance examination for seven police academies, which serves as the basis for admission selection. On July 8, candidates who took the exam on June 21 can visit the websites of the respective academies to check their scores by entering their examination number, identification card number, and a security code.

Some of the academies are providing assistance for candidates to calculate their admission scores based on their high school graduation exam results and the assessment scores from the Ministry of Public Security. The following links can be used to check the scores for each of the seven police academies:

• People's Security Academy
• People's Police Academy
• Political Academy of People's Public Security
• People's Security University
• People's Police University
• Fire Prevention and Fighting University
• Technical and Logistics University of People's Public Security

After checking their scores, candidates wishing to appeal can submit their requests directly to the academies, with a deadline set for 5 PM on July 12. This year, the eight police academies have a total of 2,070 admission slots, a reduction of about 280 compared to last year. The admission process utilizes three methods: direct admission, combined assessment of international language certificates with the Ministry's exam results, and evaluation based on high school graduation exam scores alongside the assessment scores.

The calculation for admission scores is based on the formula: (Total high school graduation exam scores from three subjects * 2/5) + (Assessment exam score * 3/5) + priority points and bonus points. Last year, the minimum admission scores for the combined assessment method ranged from 15.95 to 26.28 out of 30.

During the assessment exam held in June, students from the People's Security Academy provided guidance to candidates. (Photo: Duong Tam)