Tsinghua, Peking University and Fudan have few students in Qinghai, of course, partly because the quality of education in Qinghai obviously lags behind that in coastal cities. The promotion lines of these first-class universities are all 600 points in science. If you can't reach that score, it's basically nothing. If you can't file, the quota will be transferred to other provinces. This is allowed by the Ministry of Education. This year, 40 students passed 600 in science, and last year it was 140. Another reason is that there are obviously fewer candidates in Qinghai than outside the province. Even Gansu next door has hundreds of thousands of candidates a year, while Qinghai has less than 40 thousand this year. A good undergraduate college basically only enrolls about 3,000 to 5,000 students a year. If Qinghai only accounts for 0.4% compared with the national102,000 college entrance examination candidates, then Tsinghua recruits about 3,500 freshmen every year, and gives Qinghai 13 places in proportion, which is the number of science plus liberal arts. Therefore, there are actually quite a few places in Tsinghua this year. So don't give up. What Qinghai fears most now are foreign students and college entrance examination immigrants.