The number of students in Baoyan School of Nanjing Agricultural University in 2023 was about 20 1 person. Other universities that plan to enroll more students are: Zhejiang University, 70; China Academy of Sciences, 57; China Agricultural University, 32; Fudan University, 29; Southeast University, 28; Shanghai Jiaotong University, 23; Nanjing University, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics 16.

Wuhan University/KOOC-0/5, Nanjing Normal University/KOOC-0/5, Hunan University/KOOC-0/4, University of Science and Technology of China/KOOC-0/2, Xiamen University/KOOC-0/2, Sichuan University/KOOC-0/0/,Sun Yat-sen University/KOOC.

China Renmin University, 8 East China Normal University, 8 Nankai University, 8 Hohai University, 7 Central South University, 7 Dalian University of Technology, 7 East China University of Science and Technology, 6 Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, 6 Beijing Normal University and 6 China Ocean University.

Duty-free number

There are 834 students in the class of 2023 in Nanjing Agricultural University, including 4 students in the teaching group/kloc-0, an increase of 57 students compared with the class of 2022. Among them, there are 8 1 person in College of Life Sciences, 79 in College of Agriculture, 6 1 person in College of Horticulture, 59 in College of Economics and Management, and 56 in College of Resources and Environmental Sciences.

There are 55 people in Animal Medical College, 50 in Plant Protection College, 46 in Food Science and Technology College, 40 in Finance College, 38 in Animal Science and Technology College, 36 in Artificial Intelligence College, 34 in Public Administration College, 365,438+0 in Humanities and Social Development College and 30 in Information Management College.

Number of students granted exemption from examination

In 2023, Nanjing Agricultural University plans to enroll 583 students, including 4 students in the education group/KLOC-0 and 49 students directly under the education group. There are 65 students from Finance College, 64 students from Plant Protection College, 62 students from Economic Management College, 59 students from Horticulture College, 55 students from Public Administration College, 53 students from Agriculture College, 46 students from Animal Medical College, 43 students from Resources and Environmental Science College, 38 students from Food Science College, 26 students from Animal Science College, 65,438+07 students from Humanities and Social Development College, and life sciences.