Comparison of the number of graduates:

China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing) has 3,278 graduates in 2065,438+09, with an overall employment rate of 94.02% (by the end of 2065,438+09,654,38+0). Among them, undergraduates 17 10, and the employment rate is 9 1.64%. Graduate students 1359, the employment rate is 96.76%. There are 209 doctoral students, and the employment rate is 95.69%. The ratio of male to female in mining university is 2: 1.

China University of Mining and Technology has 8667 graduates in 2065,438+09, with an employment rate of 97.23% (as of 2065,438+09,65,438+02,365,438+0). Among them, there are 5846 ordinary undergraduate graduates; There are 339 second degree graduates, with an employment rate of 96.73%; Master graduates 2 123, and the employment rate is 97.79%. There are 359 doctoral graduates, and the employment rate is 99.44%. The sex ratio of male to female students in mining university is 2.2 1: 1.

In terms of scale, China University of Mining and Technology is bigger, especially for undergraduates. The scale of China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing) is much smaller, but the proportion of graduate students is relatively high. So which college you can apply for depends more on the number of enrollment plans of the school in your province!

Student source:

China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing) has a relatively balanced distribution of 20 19 undergraduate students, with North China accounting for 23.45%, of which Beijing accounts for 4.50%; East China accounts for 22.34%; Central China accounts for17.37%; The southwest, northwest and northeast regions account for 1 1.40%, 1 1.23% and 10.82% respectively.

China University of Mining and Technology: 20 19 graduates are distributed in 3 1 province/city/autonomous region; Among them, students in Jiangsu Province 134 1 person, accounting for15.47% of the total number of graduates; In addition, there are more students in Shandong Province (1 1.00%), Shanxi Province (10.93%), Henan Province (8.97%), Anhui Province (8.34%) and Hebei Province (5.35%).

Although China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing) is small in scale, its enrollment in all provinces in China is relatively even. However, China University of Mining and Technology takes more care of Shanxi Province, and the enrollment scale of Jiangsu can only rank second.

Further study:

China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing): The continuing education rate of the graduates of the 20th19th class (domestic and overseas) is 55.6 1%, of which 78 1 is domestic, accounting for 45.67%; The number of overseas students is 170, accounting for 9.94%.

China University of Mining and Technology: There were 2,209 graduates in the class of 2065, 438+09, and the rate of going abroad for further study was 37.78%, including 32. 19% and 5.59%. Among the undergraduate graduates this year, 992 went to 985 engineering high school in China, accounting for 44.9 1% of the total number, 867 went to 21/engineering university in China, accounting for 39.24% of the total number, and 327 went to foreign universities, accounting for 4.80% of the total number.

Among the 20 19 ordinary undergraduate graduates, * * * 327 people chose to go abroad for further study, accounting for 14.80% of the total number of students entering higher education. The main destination for studying abroad is Australia, accounting for 29.66%. Other countries and regions with a relatively high proportion are Britain (25.69%), Germany (17.74%), China and Hongkong (7.03%).

The admission rate of China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing) is relatively high, reaching 55.6 1%, basically reaching or exceeding the average level of 985 engineering universities, while the undergraduate admission rate of China University of Mining and Technology is low, only 37.78%, which is lower than the average level of 21kloc-0/subordinate universities (41. There still seems to be a big difference in the whereabouts of graduates from these two schools.

Nature of employment unit:

China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing): The main types of employers employed by 20 19 undergraduate graduates. Among them, private or private enterprises account for the highest proportion, reaching 5 1. 1.04%, followed by state-owned enterprises, institutions and foreign-funded enterprises.

Distribution of employment industries:

China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing): Construction, information transmission, software and information technology services, manufacturing, education and mining are industries with a large number of graduates in the 20th19th session.

China University of Mining and Technology: The employment trend of the 20th19th graduates covers 20 industries, including manufacturing, information transmission, software and information technology services, electricity/heat/gas and water production and supply, energy resources development and construction.

The graduates of the two universities choose the same industries, but the order of choice is still very different. For example, the construction industry is the first choice for graduates from China University of Mining and Technology, and the manufacturing industry is the first choice for graduates from China University of Mining and Technology.

Regional distribution of employment:

China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing): The main employment area for the graduates of the 20th19th class is Beijing, where the school is located, accounting for 37.34%, followed by East China, accounting for 17.69%, and other regions accounting for 12.34% and North China (excluding Beijing) (9

China University of Mining and Technology: 20 19 graduates are employed in 3 1 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions. Among them, Jiangsu Province, where the school is located, is the province with the most concentrated employment of our graduates, accounting for 35.10%; Followed by Shanghai, the proportion reached 8.22%; Shanxi Province and Shandong Province ranked third and fourth respectively, accounting for 8. 14% and 7.33%. 20 19 graduates' flow has formed a pattern with the Yangtze River Delta, Bohai Bay, Pearl River Delta and Huaihai Economic Zone as the main body and radiating the whole country.

The graduates of the two universities tend to work in the location of the school, accounting for about one-third of the students. Other areas are scattered and the relative concentration is not so high.

Main employment unit:

China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing): 600 graduates from class 20 19 signed contracts with Fortune 500 companies and China Fortune 500 companies, accounting for 29.94% (an increase of 3.94% over last year).

China University of Mining and Technology: There are 1463 graduates from the class of 2065,438+09 who have entered the world's top 500 enterprises for employment.

The world's top 500 companies with a large number of people are China Construction Group Co., Ltd., others are energy and mining enterprises.

Employment wage:

China University of Mining and Technology: According to the survey, the feedback from the 20th19th undergraduate students shows that the average comprehensive salary for the whole year is 107300 yuan. According to the feedback from the 20th19th graduate students, the average comprehensive salary for the whole year after employment is125,600 yuan.