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The high school graduation exam – an important milestone after 12 years of study. Beyond preparing knowledge and mentality before entering the exam room, students also need to proactively research majors, universities, scholarship policies, and application strategies to ensure they do not miss the opportunity to enter university.
With many admission methods, diverse scholarship policies, and a practical-oriented training environment, Nguyen Tat Thành University accompanies candidates before the “zero hour,” helping them confidently pass the exam and choose the right future path.
At this point, trying to study too much is no longer the top priority. What is more essential is to maintain a stable daily routine, review core content, prepare necessary exam documents, and keep a calm mindset before stepping into the exam room.
Along with that, many 12th-grade students are starting to pay more attention to their choices after the exam: which major to choose, how to set preferences, where to find scholarships, and which university environment fits their personal orientation. Because during the university admission season, while scores are an important factor, a correct choice, a reasonable order of preferences, and early information preparation can also help candidates significantly expand their chances of admission to a suitable major.
For candidates interested in Nguyen Tat Thành University, the period before the exam is a suitable time to review admission information, consider favorite majors, learn about scholarships, and proactively place the school code NTT at the priority position if you wish to become an NTTU freshman.
2K8 candidates proactively research admission information at Nguyen Tat Thanh University before the high school graduation exam, ready to choose suitable majors and consider placing the NTT school code as the 1st preference to increase admission chances
Before the exam day: Maintain a steady mindset to perform your best
In the final stretch, the most important thing for candidates is not to study too much, but to study effectively. Students should prioritize organizing learned knowledge, reviewing common mistakes, selectively practicing exercises, and allocating time reasonably for each subject. Attempting to cram, staying up late continuously, or changing daily routines suddenly can make candidates tired and reduce concentration ability when entering the exam room.
According to Dr. Do Hoang Phuc, Lecturer in Psychology, Faculty of Tourism, Nguyen Tat Thanh University, in the days leading up to the exam, candidates need to consider psychological stabilization as a part of the preparation process, just as important as reviewing knowledge.
“Pressure before the exam is very normal, because this is an important milestone for 12th-grade students. However, candidates should not let anxiety lead the entire review process. When overly stressed, the brain easily enters an overload state, affecting memory, information processing, and concentration abilities. What you need right now is to keep a stable study pace, sleep well, eat moderately, and spend a short time every day relaxing, taking deep breaths, or doing light exercise,” Dr. Do Hoang Phuc shared.
He suggests that instead of creating more pressure by thinking “I have to study much more,” candidates should switch to a mindset of “reviewing to be more confident.” Breaking down review content, setting achievable goals for each study session, and acknowledging completed parts will help students reduce the feeling of being overwhelmed by pressure.
“Before the exam day, candidates should not compare themselves with friends or get caught up in confusing information on social media. Each student has their own study pace, foundation, and goal. The important thing is that you know where you are, what needs to be strengthened, and keep calm when entering the exam room. When the mentality is stable, you will have the ability to better demonstrate your true potential,” Dr. Do Hoang Phuc emphasized.
Besides knowledge, candidates need to carefully prepare factors that seem small but are very important, such as exam documents, exam schedule, exam location, items allowed in the exam room, travel plans, and arrival time. Thorough preparation will help you reduce pressure, avoid mistakes, and keep a proactive mindset during the exam days.
From a psychological perspective, Dr. Do Hoang Phuc also notes that parents need to accompany their children by listening instead of creating more expectations. Questions like “What have you prepared for tomorrow?”, “What do you need mom and dad to support with?” will help candidates feel more shared with compared to constantly being reminded about grades.
“During this period, the calmness of parents also greatly affects the candidate’s psychology. A timely meal, enough encouragement, and a quiet space for your child to rest are sometimes much more valuable than urging words. When the family becomes a spiritual support, candidates will have more positive energy to step into the exam,” he added.
With diverse scholarship policies, a practical-oriented training environment, and many majors suitable for career trends, NTTU accompanies 2K8 candidates in confidently entering the exam and proactively opening the door to university
However, the high school graduation exam is not the only destination. Immediately after the exam, candidates will enter the stage of registering, adjusting, and arranging university admission preferences. This is the time for students to be clear-headed in choosing a major and university that fits their ability, interests, family conditions, and career trends.
According to admission consultants, candidates should not choose a major just because of the standard score, nor should they choose a university based on crowd mentality. A suitable major is one that students have the motivation to pursue long-term, have the potential to develop personal capacity, and have clear career opportunities after graduation.
Visit NTTU before the exam to understand majors, understand the university, and choose the right preferences
At Nguyen Tat Thanh University, admission counseling activities are implemented with the direction of accompanying candidates and parents from early on. Not only providing information about admission methods, training majors, or tuition fees, the university also consults on study paths, practice environments, scholarship opportunities, internships, jobs, and career orientation after graduation. These are important factors helping candidates have a fuller view before making decisions.
Many 2K8 candidates have proactively visited NTTU before the high school graduation exam to research admission information, majors, scholarships, and receive advice on how to arrange preferences. For them, visiting the school before the exam is not just to “see the school,” but also a way to gain more motivation and visualize the upcoming university journey better.
Nguyen Minh Anh, a 12th-grade student in Ho Chi Minh City, said she came to NTTU with her mother to research majors and scholarship policies before entering the high school graduation exam.
“At first, I was quite pressured because I had to both study for the exam and think about choosing a major and university. When receiving direct consultation, I understood more clearly about admission methods, scholarships, and how to set preferences. I am considering placing the NTT school code at the 1st preference because I see that the major fits my orientation, and the scholarship is also a motivation for me to strive more in the upcoming exam,” Minh Anh shared.
Also coming to NTTU to research information before the exam, Tran Gia Huy, a 12th-grade student in Ho Chi Minh City, said what he cares about most is the learning environment and practical opportunities during university studies.
“I want to choose a school that not only teaches theory but also has many practical activities, internships, and connects with businesses. After being consulted, I see that NTTU has many suitable training majors, a dynamic environment, and policies to support freshmen. Researching the school before the exam makes me feel more secure, because after the exam, I have a clearer direction to register for preferences,” Gia Huy said.
From the very practical concerns of candidates, it can be seen that choosing a university today does not just revolve around the question “what score is needed to pass,” but also the question “what will I learn, learn in what environment, and how will I be supported throughout the study process.” This is also the reason why direct counseling activities, school tours, meeting lecturers, researching facilities, and discussing with the admissions team are increasingly concerned by many parents and students.
With a practical-oriented training direction, Nguyen Tat Thanh University currently trains in multiple majors and fields, meeting the diverse learning needs and career orientations of candidates. Major groups such as Health, Economics, Information Technology, Engineering – Technology, Tourism, Communications, Languages, Law, Arts, Applied Sciences… are built towards enhancing practice, focusing on professional capacity, and connecting with social needs.
Especially, the learning environment at NTTU is not limited to the lecture hall. Students have the opportunity to participate in practical activities, internships, scientific research, academic competitions, community projects, innovation, club activities, and business connections. These experiences help learners form professional skills, soft skills, and better adaptability to the labor market after graduation.
NTTU implements many scholarships for candidates admitted to Nguyen Tat Thanh University, creating more motivation for 2K8 friends to confidently place the NTT school code as the 1st preference, grasping learning opportunities in a dynamic, practical, and supportive university environment
Placing the NTT school code at 1st preference: Increase admission chances, open more scholarship advantages
During the university admission season, the order of preferences is very important. The admission system will consider from high to low preferences; candidates admitted to any preference will stop at that preference. Therefore, if you have determined that you like a major at Nguyen Tat Thanh University, you should consider placing the NTT school code at the 1st preference to increase your chances of admission to the desired major.
Placing the 1st preference not only shows the student’s priority for the major and school but also helps them be more proactive in the admission strategy. Especially for candidates who have carefully researched the training program, learning environment, scholarship policies, and career opportunities at NTTU, putting the NTT school code in the first position is a choice that needs to be calculated seriously.
In 2026, Nguyen Tat Thanh University implements many scholarship policies for freshmen, including tuition support programs to reduce financial pressure on learners and families. Notably, candidates registering the NTT school code at the 1st preference on the Ministry of Education and Training’s system are expected to receive a scholarship worth 12 million VND upon completing early enrollment procedures, higher than the support level for other preferences. Students are also gifted a foreign language learning voucher worth 5 million VND from the first year to improve integration capacity in international learning and working environments.
This shows that placing preferences is not only related to admission capacity but also tied to specific benefits for candidates when enrolling. For many families, scholarships are not only an initial financial support but also an encouragement for students to confidently start their university journey.
At NTTU, students not only learn in lecture halls but also participate in diverse experiential activities, academic competitions, clubs, practical projects, and study in a modern facility system. This is an environment for 2K8 to be ready to explore themselves, practice skills, and live a brilliant, dynamic student time with many marks
Study cost is one of the issues many parents are concerned about, and proactively researching scholarships early will help candidates gain an advantage. Students should follow official information from Nguyen Tat Thanh University, prepare full documents, and contact the admission consulting channel to be specifically guided on conditions, time, and scholarship registration procedures.
University is not just a place to learn professional knowledge. It is also an environment for students to practice skills, develop thinking, expand relationships, experience reality, and prepare for future careers. Therefore, when choosing a school, candidates need to look further than the standard score or major name, but should care about the training quality, facilities, teaching staff, practical activities, business connections, and student support policies.
Before the high school graduation exam, what 2K8 candidates need most is calmness, focus, and belief in their preparation process. After the exam, students need to continue keeping the initiative when researching admission information, choosing majors, and arranging preferences. If you like a dynamic, practical learning environment and have many student support policies, candidates can consider placing the NTT school code at 1st preference to increase the chance of becoming a freshman at Nguyen Tat Thanh University.
The high school graduation exam is an important milestone, but the choice after the exam is the starting step for a longer journey. With thorough preparation, a suitable preference strategy, and companionship from the university, 2K8 candidates can completely confidently step into the exam, while also proactively opening the door to university for themselves.
Admission consulting information of Nguyen Tat Thanh University
Candidates and parents can contact the official consulting channels of Nguyen Tat Thanh University to be supported with information about majors, admission methods, scholarships, and guidance on registering preferences.
Hotline: 1900 2039
Hotline: 0902.298.300 – 0912.298.300 – 0914.298.300
Address: 300A Nguyen Tat Thanh, Xom Chieu Ward, HCMC
