Announcement of university entrance exam scores for group C

University of Social Sciences and Humanities (VNU) announced the university entrance exam scores for group C in 2010. This year, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities has two top students in block C with 26.5 points each. They are:

• Pham Thi Minh Duyen (QHXC.00782), Social Work major: Literature 8.5; History 8.5; Geography 9.25
• Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc (QHXC.03674), Oriental Studies major: Literature 8.0; History 9.0; Geography 9.25

Regarding the exam scores of each subject, the subject with the highest score is Geography with a score of 9.75, while 9.0 is the highest score for Literature. Specifically as follows:

• Highest score in Literature: 9.0 - Trinh Ngoc Giap (QHXC.01076)
• Highest score in History: 9.5 - Tran Thi Cam (QHXC.00364)
• Highest score in Geography: 9.75 - Nguyen Thi Huu (QHXC.02521) and Hoang Thi Thu Trang (QHXC.05643)

According to initial statistics, this year, the majors of Psychology, Management Science and Literature have a large number of candidates achieving the admission score (XT) of 2009. The highest is the major of Literature, with 205 candidates achieving 18 points or more, while the admission quota is 100 (including groups C and D). Below is a table of the number of candidates taking the exam.Block C2010 has a total score that meets (greater than or equal to) the admission score in 2009. This score includes priority points.

Branch	XT 2009 Score	Number of students in 2010 achieving XT score in 2009	2010 target
Psychology	18	92	80
Management science	18.5	189	110
Sociology	18	59	70
Philosophy	18	18	70
Political Science	18	35	70
Social work	18	80	70
Literature	18	205	100
Linguistics	18	35	50
History	19.5	92	100
Press	21	40	100
Information – Library	18	13	70
Archival Science and QTVP	20	37	70
Orientalism	20	144	110
International Studies	18.5	93	80
Study tour	19.5	77	90
Han Nom	18	25	30
Anthropology	18	17	70
Vietnam studies	-	-	60

Note: The above number of candidates is only for group C, not including groups A and D. 2010 was the first year the school recruited students for Vietnamese Studies, with 32 candidates achieving 18 points (the lowest standard score in 2009) or higher. See moreAdmission benchmark for block C and D in 2009.