There has been a saying for a long time that your college entrance examination scores are not important, what is important is your ranking in the province. The college entrance examination is such a selection model. Each college has different enrollment plans in different provinces. Therefore, after the candidates are ranked according to the performance ranking of the province, there is a so-called score line.

In fact, this method of dividing score lines is also the reason why the college entrance examination has been criticized as unfair for so many years. Because in a province where the number of candidates is about to exceed one million, the number of students admitted to first-class prestigious schools is very small. Because many of our country's famous schools are clustered in Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing and the like. Take Henan as an example. There are only one 211 university in the entire province with 8.9 million candidates - Zhengzhou University.

There are 26 211 universities in Beijing, but the number of college entrance examination candidates in Beijing is only 60,000. The first-class enrollment rate in Henan Province is only 8% (2015 data, not to mention the 12% data in 2018). Many second-class colleges in Henan Province suddenly enroll students in one class. I really don’t know what it means to students in Henan Province. A good thing or a bad thing.) The first rate in Beijing is about 30%. That's why Zhang Xuefeng's famous saying is, if there is a candidate from Henan around you, please cherish him, he has defeated thousands of troops before he came to you. In my opinion, this method of dividing college entrance examination scores and admissions methods will probably not only bring down thousands of troops, but also the elites will be defeated.

Although I said this, I still support the current method of dividing scores, because there is no better way, right?

The college entrance examination score lines for each province and city are different due to the differences in the number of students taking the college entrance examination, the difficulty level of the college entrance examination questions, and the different levels of admission rates in each province and city. The setting of the college entrance examination score lines is also different. So how are the score lines divided? The following editor will take you to find out!

The method of delineating the college entrance examination score lines

①The lowest score drawn by each province, autonomous region, and municipality directly under the Central Government The control score line is determined based on the enrollment plan for the year and the test scores, and based on the number of students. Generally, the number is slightly more than the planned number, and most of them are 1.1 to 1.2 times the planned number. The candidates in the province are ranked according to their test scores. The score when the number of candidates is ranked is the minimum control score line for the province that year. Only those who reach this number will Only candidates with the highest scores are eligible to participate in admissions.

②The control score line for each batch of colleges and universities is determined by the admissions committee of each province (autonomous region, municipality directly under the Central Government) based on the cultural examination scores of candidates in the province (autonomous region, municipality directly under the Central Government), and is slightly more than what a certain batch of colleges plan to admit. A "score" demarcated by the total.

It is impossible to admit 100% of the candidates who reach the control score line. The provincial (autonomous region, municipality) recruitment must be based on the admission control score line. During the admission process, the number of candidates will be adjusted from high score to high score according to the candidates’ reported wishes. The low-scoring students will be ranked by the admissions institution for comprehensive evaluation of morality, intelligence, and physical fitness, and will be admitted on a selective basis.

③The control scores of colleges and universities admitted in batches

a. The control scores of early admission colleges and universities. The number of colleges and universities enrolling students in this batch is relatively small, mainly some with special needs. For the required schools and majors, including undergraduate and junior college, scores are determined based on a certain ratio between the planned enrollment number and the number of applicants. If some colleges and universities are dissatisfied with the number of admissions for their majors, the score requirements for admission can be appropriately lowered. Because there are relatively few people in this group, scores are sometimes not announced publicly.

b. The control score line for the first batch of admissions to colleges and universities is determined according to regulations and the ratio of the planned enrollment number to the number of candidates is 1:1.2. Since the score lines are divided into literature and history categories, science and engineering categories (some provinces also have foreign language categories), factors such as volunteering and concurrent application must be taken into consideration. Therefore, the score lines are not determined mechanically, but various factors must be considered. effect.

How is the college entrance examination score line determined?

From the most ideal situation, the first line should be determined as follows: According to the number of undergraduate enrollment plans for that year, the college entrance examination scores of all candidates will be determined from Arranged in order from high to low, the college entrance examination score of the candidate ranked last in the enrollment plan is the ideal first line.

But this is the most ideal situation after all. In fact, it is basically impossible to achieve this ideal one-to-one correspondence and just full state.

In actual operations, there are unbalanced choices among candidates, errors in filling in the application forms, cancellations in various situations, temporary needs of some colleges and universities to expand enrollment, and different enrollment ratios for each college (some are based on the enrollment plan of a certain province) (100% of the number, some 110%, some 120%), so a line will not be divided according to the most ideal state.

In fact, the first line is divided like this: the recruitment departments of each province and city expand a certain proportion according to the batch of enrollment plans for liberal arts and sciences that year, and then determine the number of applicants and the difficulty of the college entrance examination questions. The number of people on the first line, and the college entrance examination scores corresponding to that number, is the "one line."

How to predict the college admission score line in the college entrance examination

Provincial control score line (provincial control line/approval line)

The admission control score line is the provincial admissions examination committee based on the candidates in the province that year With reference to the number of students, college entrance examination results and local enrollment plans of general colleges and universities, the candidates in the province are sorted from high scores to low scores by subject categories, namely liberal arts and sciences. After comprehensive consideration of various factors, they are divided into batches according to a certain proportion and subject categories. The minimum submission score standard for admitted candidates.

Only the files of candidates whose total score in the college entrance examination reaches or exceeds this score line (commonly referred to as "online candidates") are eligible to be reviewed and selected for admission by the recruiting colleges and universities.

The minimum admission control score is generally determined by major and batch. Major categories are generally divided into literature and history, science and engineering, as well as music (arts and sciences), fine arts (arts and sciences), physical education (arts and sciences), etc. Each major category is divided into undergraduate advance batch, undergraduate batch, and undergraduate batch. Second batch and so on.

The minimum admission control score for each batch of literature, history, science and engineering only stipulates the total cultural score. The minimum admission control score for music, art, and sports majors stipulates the total score for both culture and majors. .

Simulated filing line

The simulated filing line is the provincial admissions office simulating a batch of filings based on students' volunteer application status to arrive at the simulated filing line. Generally, the simulated filing line will go through 2- 3 rounds.

The admission score line (the admission line/the transfer line)

The transfer score line is a certain number of enrollment plans for the same subject category in the provincial admissions field based on the enrollment college. The ratio is the minimum score given to the school that is naturally formed during the process of applying for your first choice (the first round of formal application for parallel choices).

Each institution has its own admission score. The provincial admissions office calculates the number of admissions that should be submitted based on the number of admissions plans and admission ratios of ordinary colleges and universities in various places. The lowest transfer score in the candidate's file is the school's transfer score.