1, Zhejiang:
Parallel admission, the lowest score is 529, ranking129765;
2. Tianjin:
Undergraduate approved paragraph A, with the lowest score of 550, ranking 24422;
3. Hebei:
A batch of undergraduates, with the lowest score of 504, ranked 86042;
4. Shanxi:
The second batch of undergraduate A-section, with the lowest score of 458, ranked 61753;
5. Liaoning:
A batch of undergraduates, with the lowest score of 492, ranked 47529;
6. Jilin:
The second batch of undergraduate A-section, with the lowest score of 455, ranked 27975; The undergraduate course approved two batches of section B, with the lowest score of 335, ranking 62017;
7. Heilongjiang:
The second batch of undergraduate A-section, with the lowest score of 432, ranked 36692;
8. Jiangsu:
A batch of undergraduate courses, with a minimum score of 500, ranking127538;
9. Anhui:
The second batch of undergraduate courses, with the lowest score of 456, ranked138039;
10, Ningxia:
The second batch of undergraduate courses, the lowest score is 40 1, ranking15760;
1 1, Jiangxi:
The second batch of undergraduate courses, with the lowest score of 467, ranked as 46932;
12, Shandong:
Ordinary 1 class, with the lowest score of 503, ranking160243;
13, Henan:
The second batch of undergraduate courses, with the lowest score of 508, ranked121353;
14, Yunnan:
The second batch of undergraduate courses and preparatory courses, with the lowest score of 404, ranked 52281;
15, Shaanxi:
The second batch of undergraduate courses, with the lowest score of 443, ranked 65307;
16, Qinghai:
A batch of undergraduates, with the lowest score of 395, ranked 8574;
17, Hubei:
Undergraduate approval. The lowest score is 473, ranking 82121;
18, Hunan:
A batch of undergraduates, with the lowest score of 469, ranked111715;
19, Sichuan:
The second batch of undergraduate courses, with the lowest score of 526, ranked 72082;
20. Guangdong:
A batch of undergraduate courses, with the lowest score of 526, ranking104692;
2 1, Hainan:
A batch of undergraduate students, with the lowest score of 548, ranked 22571;
General situation and contribution of Inner Mongolia Medical University;
School profile:
Founded in 1956, it is one of the earliest medical colleges in ethnic areas in New China. The school, formerly known as Inner Mongolia Medical College, was attached to the Ministry of Health at that time and was placed under the management of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region from 1958. 20 12 was renamed as Inner Mongolia Medical University.
Make a contribution:
Over the past 67 years, it has trained more than 654.38+10,000 talents at all levels for the country and made important contributions to the economic development, social progress, scientific and technological innovation, cultural inheritance, national unity and border stability of the autonomous region. Become a multidisciplinary medical university with regional characteristics.
The above data comes from the Pocket College Entrance Examination Network.