These two universities are comprehensive universities and top universities in China. They are neck and neck, each with its own emphasis. To compete now, I personally feel that Zhejiang University is better. Zhejiang University is one of the first nine first-class universities in China's "985 Key Construction Project" and a member of the famous nine-school alliance (C9) (Tsinghua, Peking University, Fudan University, Jiaotong University, Nanda University, Zhejiang University, China University of Science and Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology, and Xi Jiaotong University). It is also one of the so-called five schools in East China, and Wu Da is not one of them. Although some people always say that C9 has existed in name only, and some people say that East China Five Schools is a folk saying, it can reflect people's general recognition of Zhejiang University.

Zhejiang University ranks third in China after Peking University and Tsinghua, and Wuhan University ranks seventh. Although there are various rankings on the Internet, the authority is questionable, but overall, Zhejiang University has a high competition.

There are 7 departments and 36 colleges (departments) in Zhejiang University, including 4 first-class national key disciplines/kloc-0 and 2 two disciplines national key disciplines/kloc-0. Wuhan University has 35 colleges (departments), 6 undergraduate departments, 5 first-class national key disciplines, 17 two disciplines national key disciplines and 6 national key cultivation disciplines.

The two universities have their own emphasis on the distribution of strong majors. Zhejiang University is known as the "Oriental Cambridge", and it has great strengths in photoelectric communication, biomedical engineering, industrial psychology, mathematical instruments, materials, heat energy, electricity, chemical engineering, landscape architecture, civil engineering, computer application, agriculture and forestry, economic management and other majors. Wuhan University also has strong majors in international economy and trade, history, ideological and political education, French, law, journalism, information security, nuclear engineering and technology, communication engineering, software engineering, philosophy, Chinese language and literature, chemistry, electronic information science and technology. Relatively speaking, there are more liberal arts.

In 20 18, the promotion line of Zhejiang University in Hebei was 677 points, and that of Wuhan University in Hebei was 672 points, which was almost the same. Before, Zhejiang University's shift line was slightly higher than Wuhan University's.