At present, there are four schemes for college entrance examination in China, and the scoring method of each method is different.

1 and "3+X" schemes have been applied in most provinces and cities.

"3" means "Chinese, Mathematics and Foreign Languages", and "X" means that students choose an examination subject independently from two comprehensive subjects: liberal arts (covering politics, history and geography) and science (covering physics, chemistry and biology) according to their own wishes. This scheme is the most widely used, mature and accepted in China. The total score is 750 (language 150, mathematics 150, foreign language 150, liberal arts/science 300).

2. The scheme of "3+academic level examination+comprehensive quality evaluation" was applied in Jiangsu.

Approved by the Ministry of Education, Jiangsu Province has implemented the "3+ Academic Level Examination+Comprehensive Quality Evaluation" college entrance examination scheme since 2008. Where "3" refers to "Chinese, Mathematics and Foreign Languages", Chinese 160 (40 points for liberal arts plus test questions), mathematics 160 (40 points for science plus test questions) and foreign languages 120, out of 480 points.

The compulsory subjects of the academic level examination include physics, chemistry, biology, politics, history, geography and information technology. The original full score of each subject is 100. Candidates are required to take 5 compulsory subjects that are not selected as elective subjects for the academic proficiency test. The elective subjects of the academic level examination are physics, chemistry, biology, politics, history and geography, and the original full score of each subject is 120.

Liberal arts candidates must take history, science candidates must take physics, and then choose one from chemistry, biology, politics and geography. Ordinary candidates must all reach C before they can take the college entrance examination and elective subject examination. The academic proficiency test is divided into four parts: A, B, C and D..

3. Shanghai Plan

Required subjects: Chinese/Mathematics/English subjects 150, of which English is tested twice a year, with the highest score.

Physics, chemistry, biology, politics, history, geography, 70 points for each subject, according to the proportion of AA+. Among them, the geography grade exam is in the second year of high school. The total score is 660.

4. Zhejiang Plan

Compulsory subjects: Chinese 150, Mathematics 150, Foreign Language 150.

Elective subjects: politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry, biology and technology. Students should choose three subjects as elective subjects in the college entrance examination.

The selected subjects are tested twice a year, in April and 10 respectively. There are always three unified exams in each subject, and candidates can decide their own time to participate, and each subject can take up to 2 exams. Grade the scores of the selected subjects. If the score is before 1%, give 100 to join the total score of the college entrance examination. The total score is 750 points