Shangcheng district 1

Hangzhou Times Primary School (from private to public): It plans to enroll 140 students, with 459 students enrolled, and the distribution ratio is 1:3.28. Hangzhou New Century Foreign Language School (from private to public): It plans to enroll 160 students, with 259 applicants, and the allocation ratio is 1: 1.62. Hangzhou Wahaha Bilingual School (Primary School): It plans to enroll 1 12 students, with the number of applicants 145 students, and the allocation ratio is 1: 1.29.

2. Gongshu District

Hangzhou Changjiang Experimental Primary School (from citizens to public schools) plans to enroll 2 10 students, with 558 students enrolled, and the allocation ratio is 1:2.66. Guancheng Experimental School (Primary School) in Hangzhou (from private to public) plans to enroll 140 students, with 952 applicants, and the allocation ratio is 1: 6.8. The affiliated school (primary school) of Hangzhou Jinxiu Yucai Middle School plans to enroll 140 students, with 848 applicants, and the allocation ratio is 1: 6.06.

3. Xihu District

Hangzhou Greentown Yuhua School (Primary School): It plans to enroll 208 students, and the number of applicants is 3 16, and the allocation ratio is 1: 1.52. Hangzhou Qiantang Foreign Language School (from private to public): It plans to enroll 84 students, with 3 14 applicants, and the allocation ratio is 1:3.74. Hangzhou Yucai Experimental School (from private to public): It plans to enroll 84 students, with 263 applicants, and the distribution ratio is 1: 3. 13.

Brief introduction of distribution ratio:

1, the definition of assignment ratio

The distribution ratio refers to the ratio between the actual number of students admitted to the enrollment school and the number of students who can be admitted. It reflects the degree of enrollment competition and the strictness of enrollment policies of enrollment schools. The lower the distribution ratio, the fiercer the admission competition and the stricter the admission policy. The higher the distribution ratio, the less competition for admission and the looser the admission policy.

2. Calculation method of distribution ratio

Distribution ratio = actual number of students admitted: number of students admitted. The number of people who can be admitted refers to the number of people who can be admitted according to the enrollment plan and admission policy, and the actual number of people admitted refers to the number of people actually admitted by the school.

3. Numerical value of distribution ratio

For different schools and different majors, the specific value of the distribution ratio may be different. The distribution ratio of popular schools is low, and the distribution ratio of ordinary schools is high.