According to statistics, Tsinghua Peking University enrolled 550 students in Beijing, ranking first among 3 1 provinces and cities. This means that the two universities have reserved about 7% of the total enrollment quota for students in Beijing. From this perspective, it still makes sense. For example, Zhejiang University accounts for 35% of the students in this province, and even the University of Science and Technology of China, which has a fair enrollment, has more than 10% students in Anhui.

Tsinghua, the province with the second largest number of students enrolled in Peking University, is the largest province in China with 400 students enrolled, which can be said to be very impressive in quantity. But in proportion, the situation may be much worse.

We can see that the admission rates of Guangxi, Guizhou, Yunnan and other provinces are all 0.03% like Henan, which shows that these provinces have the same situation and it is very difficult to get into Tsinghua Peking University.

The enrollment quota allocation of Tsinghua Peking University can be slightly changed on the basis of the plan formulated by the Ministry of Education. Judging from the reality, the enrollment of these two famous schools in various provinces mainly considers two factors. Let's analyze it below.

First, the number of people taking the college entrance examination in each province.

This is the most common way to allocate places in previous years, and the enrollment policy formulated by colleges and universities is also based on this. For example, in a big college entrance examination province, due to the large number of people taking the college entrance examination and fierce competition, famous schools around the country will put in more places.

On the other hand, if it is Tibet, Qinghai, Gansu, etc. The number of local college entrance examinations is small and the competition is far less fierce, so the places offered by famous schools will be limited, which is also in line with the current college entrance examination situation.

Second, the economic and educational level of each province.

Every university hopes to recruit excellent students and improve their quality. Therefore, prestigious schools prefer students from economically developed areas, because students in these areas have good family conditions, can be exposed to new things from an early age, and their parents are also comprehensively trained, so their comprehensive ability is stronger.

So we can see that there are a large number of students in Shanghai, Tianjin, Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and the enrollment ratio is good. Because we all know that students in these areas are of high quality.