College students' physical examination eligibility criteria: a total score of over 90 is excellent, a total score of 80 to 89 is good, a total score of 60 to 79 is qualified, and a total score of less than 60 is unqualified.
The standard of college physical examination results specifically means that in the fourth year of college, students need to meet a qualified performance standard, and then in the college physical examination standards, students need to meet a standard in related long-distance running, weight, vital capacity, 800-meter running and so on.
Body mass index of height and weight test, full score for girls 17.2-23.9, full score for boys 17.9-23.9. Vital capacity, accounting for 15% of the total score. Girls pass 2000 ml, out of 3400 ml or more. Boys reached 3 100 ml, exceeding 5040 ml.
Physical examination is conducted once a year, and the annual test of National Students' Physical Health Standard (referred to as physical examination) in schools of all levels is from September 1 day to1February 3 1 day. In general, the school conducts the test in 10 and 1 1 month. 1February 3 1 day is the deadline for schools to report to the national database. At present, the physical examination regulations: the average score in the first three years of college is 50%, the average score in the first year of college is 50%, and the total score during college is less than 50, so no graduation certificate will be issued.