Single subject score (full mark = 100) is the line between politics and English. Single subject (full score greater than 100) refers to mathematics and specialized courses, with full score of 150 for mathematics and150 for specialized courses; In addition, many majors don't take math exams, so this refers to specialized courses. Some majors take two specialized courses, each with a score of 150, and some specialized courses have a full score of 300. All cases here use a score greater than 100.
The single subject line does not necessarily add up to the total score line. The requirement is that the total score and single subject should be crossed. If the score or total score of a course is not above the national line, it means that the postgraduate entrance examination failed and there is no chance to participate in the adjustment. Candidates who apply for the single subject or total score in the first district but cross the national line in the second district will have the opportunity to participate in the adjustment of the second district enrollment unit.
The national line is the basic requirement for the Ministry of Education to determine the candidates for the unified examination, MBA and LLM to enter the re-examination according to the postgraduate training objectives, combined with the annual enrollment plan, the students' situation and the overall preliminary examination results, including the requirements for the total score of the subjects tested and the requirements for the scores of individual subjects. The single subject line refers to the score line of a certain subject, which means that the score of the subject must be above the score line to be admitted.