Public subjects: Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages.

Liberal Arts Integration: Ideological, Political, Historical Geography

Scientific synthesis: physics, chemistry and biology

Foreign languages: English, Japanese, German, French, Russian, Spanish (multiple choices)

The National Unified Entrance Examination for Colleges and Universities, referred to as NMET for short, is one of the important national examinations in People's Republic of China (PRC) (China), the entrance examination for colleges and universities in Chinese mainland, and the selective examination for ordinary high school graduates and candidates with the same academic ability. The general college entrance examination is held on June 7th and 8th every year. In some areas (such as Jiangsu Province), the examination time is extended to June 9th due to subject arrangement.

The general college entrance examination adopts the form of closed-book examination, and the examination subjects are different according to personal choice. The compulsory contents are Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages. The content of the examination varies according to the examination system in the examination area. Candidates of literature and history and science and engineering take the comprehensive examinations of liberal arts (including ideological politics, historical geography) and science (including physics, chemistry and biology) respectively.

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The development of history

Before 1949, the time of entrance examination for universities in the Republic of China was decided by universities themselves and held at different times. Students can arrange to attend multiple college entrance examinations in different universities according to their own conditions.

1952, People's Republic of China (PRC) unified college entrance examination system was formally established.

It was interrupted during the Cultural Revolution which began in 1966.

1976 After the downfall of the Gang of Four and the Cultural Revolution, Deng Xiaoping came to power and resumed the national college entrance examination. After the resumption of the college entrance examination, the first college entrance examination was held in February 1977 10, which became the only college entrance examination held in winter.

From 1994 to 1999, the "3+2" examination system is adopted in all regions of China except Shanghai. "3" means "Chinese, Mathematics and Foreign Languages", "2" means "Politics, History and Geography" for liberal arts and "Physics, Chemistry and Biology" for science. Since then, on the basis of "3+2", the "3+X" examination system widely used in China has been developed.

After the reform, as of 20 19, most areas of People's Republic of China (PRC) (PRC) held the college entrance examination once a year: it was held in July before 2003, and it was changed to June every year in 2003. Some provinces and cities hold college entrance examinations twice a year, and the extra one is held in June+10, 5438, which is called the spring college entrance examination (spring recruitment).

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