The line difference method refers to the difference between the admission score line of a batch of colleges and universities in a province and city and the filing control score line of that province and city, that is, how many points the admission score line of colleges and universities is higher than the filing control score line. Because the difficulty of the college entrance examination paper is different every year, one score line, two score lines and three score lines are different every year. In the case of a certain number of students in each batch, the admission scores of universities are different, but basically, as long as they are not unpopular or popular schools, the admission scores of universities have not changed much, at least in recent years, so the average admission scores of universities can be estimated according to the admission scores.
The difference in online scores is the main reference index for non-parallel volunteer candidates to apply for the exam. If the candidate's college entrance examination score in that year exceeds a batch line, and the difference is greater than the difference between the online scores of the reported institutions in previous years (usually three years), it is regarded as a definite admission.
The "line" of the line difference method refers to the batch admission control score line, also known as the provincial control line. For example, first line, second line and so on. The line difference method is to compare the line difference between candidates and colleges to fill in the volunteers. Among them, the line difference of candidates is the difference between college entrance examination scores and provincial control lines, and the line difference of colleges is the difference between average admission scores and provincial control lines. In order to avoid contingency, experts suggest that the average line difference of colleges and universities in recent years (that is, the average line difference) be used instead of the line difference of colleges and universities in a certain year for comparison. If the line difference of candidates exceeds the average line difference of colleges and universities, the chances of admission are greater.
According to the college entrance examination line difference method:
Candidates had better make statistics on the admission line difference of the target institution in recent 3-5 years, and also judge the stability of the admission line difference of the institution in previous years. Candidates can compare the difference of admission line in previous years with their scores higher than the corresponding filing control score line this year, then choose the first voluntary institution, and analyze how to apply for the exam to ensure that the first choice is admitted.
The average score refers to the average score of all admitted candidates, which reflects the average level of candidates entering colleges and universities in that year. Compared with the average score of several years, if the candidate can be in this position, there is a great possibility that the candidate will be admitted. Therefore, when using the score line, we should combine the highest score, the lowest score and the average score, and pay special attention to the significance of the average score.