For thousands of aspiring students in Vietnam, the name (National Academy of Information Sciences) carries a weight of both ambition and anxiety. The entrance exam is notoriously competitive, testing not just memory but logical reasoning, IT aptitude, and problem-solving speed.
Download our free 3-day NAIS mini-diary template (link below) and join our Zalo group for daily logic puzzles.
By doing this, you effectively build a personalized that is tailored to your weak spots. Part 5: Sample Page – What a Free Viet Hoa Diary Entry Looks Like To give you a taste, here is a typical exercise you would find in Day 12 of a Viet Hoa diary (provided here for free, as a reference): nais training diary viet hoa free
Use the freemium strategy: Build your own diary using free online archives, YouTube tutorials, and community forums. Respect copyright by buying older editions second-hand. And most importantly, practice daily.
Example Question (Translated from Viet Hoa style): "Five friends: An, Bình, Cường, Dung, and Em sit on a bench. An sits to the left of Bình but to the right of Cường. Dung sits to the right of Em. Who sits in the middle?" For thousands of aspiring students in Vietnam, the
Logical Sequencing Time allowed: 15 minutes for 10 questions.
Combine these with a physical notebook labeled “My Viet Hoa Style Diary” and you have a 90% solution. Yes, you can pass NAIS using free materials. I know students who have. But I also know students who failed because they relied on chaotic, incomplete free diaries. By doing this, you effectively build a personalized
(Note: A full diary would have 50 such questions per day with detailed grids.) If you cannot find the specific "Viet Hoa" diary, do not panic. These free resources are equally powerful: