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What are the admission scores and professional scores of universities based on? Was it announced after volunteering to fill in the form?
Determination of college admission scores and professional scores;

1, each school draws the minimum admission score line according to its own number of applicants and planned enrollment. The enrollment of each school is 65438+ 0.2 times of the enrollment of this province. After entering the school, the school admissions office mainly refers to other information in the student files, and enrolls students according to the planned number based on scores and volunteers. The lowest score among the students admitted is the admission line commonly known as the school.

2. The full name of the admission line is the minimum admission control score line for college enrollment. It refers to the lowest score (total score) standard for recruiting new students determined by the provincial admissions department according to the results of all local candidates' college entrance examination and the enrollment plan issued by the state in that year. Only candidates who have achieved or exceeded this score in the college entrance examination (usually referred to as "online candidates") are eligible to be admitted to the admissions institutions. Under normal circumstances, "online candidates" are about 20% more than planned enrollment. Admission lines in various places are divided into classes and batches. Classes are generally divided into liberal arts, science, music (arts and sciences), art (arts and sciences), sports and so on. Each class is divided into early batches, the first batch, the second batch and so on. The admission scores of each batch of arts and sciences only stipulate the total score of cultural examination, and the minimum admission control scores of music, art and sports majors also stipulate the total score of cultural examination and professional examination.

3. The first batch of (key) undergraduate control lines The first batch of undergraduate control lines are also called key lines. The universities that participated in the first batch of admissions are all key universities. This is the bottom line for admission to key institutions, and only online candidates are eligible for admission. The second batch of undergraduate control lines, also known as ordinary undergraduate control lines, is the bottom line for all undergraduate colleges to recruit students. There are a large number of ordinary undergraduate colleges and universities, and the total number of freshmen is also large. The third batch of universities participating in this batch of admission are mainly the undergraduate parts of independent colleges and private universities.

4. Candidates on the online admission line of higher vocational colleges are eligible to participate in the admission of higher vocational colleges. This line is usually called the Big Ben line, but it is actually the lowest admission line for the college entrance examination that year. The highest admission score refers to the score of the highest-scoring candidates admitted by colleges and universities in an enrollment area within the enrollment year. The highest score has certain reference value in candidates' voluntary reporting.

5. The college entrance examination admission line is demarcated according to the ratio of 120%. For example, this year's batch enrollment plan for literature and history in colleges and universities in a province is 10000. When marking the admission line, the candidates' college entrance examination scores are ranked from high to low, and when they rank to the12000th candidate (120% ratio), the candidates' college entrance examination scores are the key lines of the province in that year. If there are candidates with the same scores, their scores are also cumulative. This is how the admission score line is drawn. This is also the way to delimit the second batch of undergraduate courses and the third batch of undergraduate courses.

6. After the admission line is delineated, it will be classified according to the candidates' college entrance examination results. Candidates who want to go to a university (key university) must first cross the key line; If you want to go to two universities, you must cross two lines, if you want to go to three universities, you must cross three lines, and so on. This is the admission line for college entrance examinations in all provinces.