The entrance examination has English listening ability, which is the question type of CET-4. Multiple choice questions are twice as many as the college entrance examination. I remember there seemed to be 30 questions. Personally, I think the whole paper is a bit heavy, because I didn't finish it that year, haha. The exam results will affect the placement. English is divided into level one and level two. Those who did well in the exam (about 70-80 points last time) were assigned to the second category, and they can take the CET-4 in June next semester. Those who are classified into one category can only take the CET-4 in sophomore year1February. Personally, I think it is beneficial to try to enter Class Two if you learn English well.

Math exams are all high school knowledge, and functions account for a large proportion. Different from the college entrance examination, there are no multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions, which are all big questions and comprehensive. Of course, the test scores still affect the placement, which is divided into three types: A, J and B. Class A issued the textbook compiled by the school, but the teacher still followed the textbook of Class B in class, so I personally think it doesn't matter which class math is assigned to, and the final grade is the same.

It should be more detailed. You're welcome, hehe.