1, comprehensive score:
Hebei Province generally uses the comprehensive scores (usually total scores) of candidates to mark admission. The comprehensive scores of candidates are weighted according to the scores of all subjects in the college entrance examination.
2. Admission batch:
Colleges and universities in Hebei Province are generally divided into different admission batches, including a batch of undergraduates, a batch of undergraduates and higher vocational colleges (specialties). The scores of each batch will be different according to the enrollment plan of colleges and universities and the scores of candidates.
3. Fraction line:
Each batch will have a corresponding score line, and candidates' comprehensive scores must reach or exceed this score line before they can be admitted. The score line is usually determined according to the overall average score of candidates, the highest score in a single subject, the subject category and other factors.
4. Provincial control line:
Hebei province has also set up a provincial control line, that is, candidates' comprehensive scores must reach or exceed this line to be eligible for admission to colleges and universities. Generally speaking, candidates who reach the provincial control line have the opportunity to be admitted, and candidates who exceed the provincial control line have better admission opportunities.
Hebei college entrance examination rules usually determine the admission list according to the comprehensive evaluation of candidates' college entrance examination results. The specific rules may be different from year to year.
It should be noted that the above is only a general overview, and the actual reporting rules may be adjusted according to different years and universities. For specific rules and scores, you can refer to the enrollment policies and regulations published every year, as well as the official website of colleges and universities, to obtain the most accurate information.
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