The admission scores are determined by the institutions themselves, and the scores of the investment lines are delineated by the provincial recruitment office. It is meaningless to look only at the admission line, depending on the major.

For example, my score line was good. The admission score of that school is 570, but the admission score of the popular school of economics is 592. There is a big difference between these two scores. If you pass the admission score of 580, but you still can't go to the School of Economics, it depends on other majors you fill in. You won't be admitted to a major until your score is enough.