The filing line generally refers to the filing score line, the full name of the college filing score line, also known as the filing line or filing line. It refers to the minimum achievement standard for colleges and universities to transfer files according to a certain proportion (within 1: 1.3) of the number of enrollment plans of the same subject (such as liberal arts or science), which is naturally formed in the process of first choice. Each college has its own score line.
The file shifting score line is the lowest score line naturally formed during the first voluntary file shifting (the first round of formal file shifting in parallel volunteer), which is based on a certain proportion of the enrollment plans of enrollment institutions and enrollment institutions in the same subject.
Each college has its own score line. The provincial admission field calculates the number of files according to the number of enrollment plans of ordinary colleges and universities and the proportion of files in various places. After filing according to the corresponding rules, the minimum filing score of candidates' files submitted to colleges and universities is the filing score of the school.
How to determine the score line of university investment
Determine a number of people according to a certain proportion of the number of people to be admitted. Among the candidates who apply for this major, the score of the person ranked in this ranking is the score of filing.
For example, if the number of students to be enrolled is 10, and the filing ratio is 1: 1.2, then the scores of candidates applying for 12 major are the filing scores, and those who exceed this score will be filed.