The second batch is the second form, which is normal admission. The second form B also belongs to the second batch, which is also called Chinese-foreign international cooperation in running schools. To put it bluntly, it means high self-expense (16500/ year), because the admission score is lower than the second form (but sometimes the scores of popular majors in individual schools may be raised or even lower than the second form), but generally it cannot be lower than the second form. Under normal circumstances, take the second form first, and then record the second paragraph B after recording.

The training plan after admission is different from the second table, but there is little difference. Usually, courses are set up independently, and classes are taught from the second table, and there is no difference in the final diploma. Many B-Form students have been admitted to graduate schools, even worse than B-Form students, but the study style of some majors is not very good, which is difficult to estimate.

As for joint education, each school has its counterpart foreign schools, but I have hardly seen any students go abroad in this way for so many years, because they have to pass TOEFL and IELTS exams first. In fact, graduation now depends not only on majors, but also on ability and family conditions, and it has nothing to do with whether you have two B-types. For reference only.