It is learned from the Ministry of Education that the national college entrance examination in 2022 will be held from June 7 to 8. On the 7th, the Ministry of Education, together with relevant departments, held a national teleconference on college entrance examination safety, analyzed and judged the situation, and fully mobilized and deployed the college entrance examination in 2022. The meeting stressed that it is necessary to seriously formulate the epidemic prevention work plan for the group examination, strictly implement various epidemic prevention measures, improve the emergency plan for sudden outbreaks, and achieve "safety and stability."
Among them, the Ministry of Education's "Regulations on Enrollment of Ordinary Colleges and Universities in 2022" mentioned that the national unified enrollment examination for ordinary colleges and universities (that is, the summer college entrance examination) will be held on June 7, and the specific subject examination schedule is as follows:
June 7th: Chinese (9:00- 1 1:30) and math (15: 00-17: 00);
June 8th: Liberal Arts Comprehensive/Science Comprehensive (9:00- 1 1:30), foreign languages (15:00- 17:00). If there is a foreign language listening test, it should be arranged before the written foreign language test begins.
It is worth noting that:
The autumn college entrance examination in Shanghai was postponed to July 7-9.
According to the news of the press conference on epidemic prevention and control in COVID-19, Shanghai, with the careful study and approval of the Ministry of Education, the unified entrance examination for the autumn college entrance examination in Shanghai was postponed to July 7-9, the academic level examination for senior high schools was postponed to June 18-June 19, and the senior high school entrance examination was postponed to July1day to June1.
Since the enrollment regulations of the 2022 college entrance examination in various provinces and cities were basically announced in April and May of previous years, the specific college entrance examination schedule was subject to the regulations issued by the provinces at that time.