The score of applied chemistry is relatively high. 13, the scores I see are basically above 350, usually 378. Our school scored higher because their questions were thorough. I'm not particularly clear about the specific situation if students are exempt from the exam. I'm from the Institute of Materials. There are two or three students in one class in our school. It's best to get internal information from our students in the initial examination, otherwise you will suffer, because the scores of applied chemistry in previous years are relatively high, and it's best to learn professional courses well in the second examination. If you know a little about the research direction of the main cow teachers in the college, the second interview in foreign schools may be higher than ours. Teachers pay more attention to students' English ability, and some will let them introduce themselves in English.