Scores for admission control of ordinary classes in each batch:
First, liberal arts.
A batch of undergraduate courses: 538 _ a batch of undergraduate courses: 466 _ a batch of specialized courses: 150.
Second, science.
A batch of undergraduates: 5 15 _ a batch of undergraduates: 426 _ a batch of specialists: 150.
The college entrance examination score rules:
Each candidate's biggest competitor is the students in the province, because each province will make comprehensive consideration according to the performance level of the candidates in that year and the enrollment plan issued by the state, and then determine a minimum performance standard. This standard is the provincial control line. Only students who reach this score in the college entrance examination are eligible to be selected and admitted by major universities.
For different levels of colleges and universities, the provincial control line is also different. The first line, the second line, the third line and the big special line that we often hear are four different batch lines. One line is to go to colleges or universities, or to study the majors with the lowest scores, requiring two books, and the same is true for three books and the specialist line. Are the classification of provincial control lines.