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National Assembly Urged to Review University Admissions

Concerns over university admissions prompt call for review by National Assembly

Vice Chairman of the National Assembly, Tran Quang Phuong, has called for a review of university admission methods by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET). He suggested collaboration between the National Assembly Committee on Culture and Education and the Ministry to address this issue and report back to the National Assembly Standing Committee.

During the discussion on public grievances at the National Assembly Standing Committee meeting on August 19th, Vice Chairman Phuong raised concerns regarding university admissions.

Nguyen Thanh Hai, Head of the National Assembly Committee for Deputy Affairs, highlighted the significant events in July, including the high school graduation exam and university admissions.

While acknowledging the well-executed university admissions that provided students with various opportunities, Hai noted voters’ concerns about the multitude of admission methods, making it challenging for students to select the right path.

Hai emphasized the need for clear regulations and oversight to ensure universities attract talented students without compromising quality.

The increasing number of early admissions was also highlighted as a concern, potentially affecting admission scores and quotas.

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Vice Chairman Tran Quang Phuong echoed public concerns about the quality of university admissions, especially when quotas are filled through early admissions.

The National Assembly Standing Committee proposed evaluating the quality of university admissions, focusing on the impact of diverse admission methods on exam-based admissions and other criteria.

Phuong urged MOET to review admission methods and present a comprehensive report on the matter.

The Committee on Culture and Education was assigned to collaborate with MOET in addressing these concerns and reporting back to the Standing Committee.

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Responding to concerns about the increasing use of electric motorcycles among students and related traffic accidents, Deputy Minister of Public Security Nguyen Ngoc Lam highlighted the complex situation of students violating traffic laws.

Instances of students riding without helmets, underage driving, reckless driving, and other violations were noted, leading to a high number of accidents.

Data indicated a significant number of student violations, including accidents involving electric motorcycles resulting in injuries and fatalities.

To tackle these violations, the Ministry of Public Security has implemented stringent measures, including increased patrols, strict enforcement, and public awareness campaigns to educate students on traffic laws.

Parents were urged to set a good example and educate their children on traffic safety to prevent accidents and violations.

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