The answer I said here may be a little subversive, but it is entirely based on our practice for so many years. You can't judge whether a child is suitable or not just by grade ranking or school exam results! In my experience, some children in the top dozens of key high schools are not necessarily suitable, and some children in the top 200 are finally admitted. Parents must have heard the saying that HKUST innovation class is suitable for children with excellent results in mathematics and physics. Then how do you judge whether your children are excellent in math and physics? By looking at the school exam results? Not really! This may leave out many talented children. Among the students I have tutored, several students have never been top-notch in math and physics at school, and now they are all studying in HKUST. Ok, here's a simple test method. Don't look at the score completely, but look at whether it is difficult for children to learn mathematics and physics. This can be obtained through communication and observation. Some children, although their grades are not outstanding, are more relaxed and even play around when they study mathematics and physics. Such children may have great potential, but because of carelessness and other factors, their grades are not top-notch. On the contrary, if children are already struggling, almost all problems in the class will get stuck, and individuals do not recommend innovative classes for HKUST. (supplement: you can take the entrance examination as an opportunity for another college entrance examination, but you don't have to take this as the goal). I'm Yang Zhiyu, an accelerated excellent teacher. I wish you all excellent results in the innovation class exam and get into an ideal university!