As
of next year, qualified universities will be permitted to hold their own
admission exams, instead of the current standardized ones set by the education
ministry, Vice Minister of Education and Training Bui Van Ga told Tuoi Tre
newspaper on Wednesday in Hanoi.
To qualify, these universities would have to
meet requirements for social reputation, education quality, management
capability, and others, Ga said.
Ga said the schools must also stay away from
organizing cram classes for candidates before their admission exams.
This is part of a pilot project to give more
autonomy to higher education institutions as stipulated in a bill to be
submitted to the National Assembly on November 2, Ga said.
Under the project, by 2015, all universities
in Vietnam would likely be given full autonomy in personnel, faculties, numbers
of enrollees, admission tests, tuition, diploma printing and conferring, and
others.
Curricula would be assessed by an independent
body rather the ministry.
TUOI TRE
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