The majors that can be diverted are: film and television art and technology, architecture, theoretical and applied mechanics, mathematics and applied mathematics, information and computing science, applied physics, electronic information science and technology, microelectronics, applied chemistry, metallurgical engineering, metal material engineering, electronic science and technology, inorganic non-metallic material engineering, material physics, polymer materials and engineering, industrial engineering, mechanical engineering and its automation, measurement and control technology and instruments, packaging engineering, industrial design, Electrical engineering and its automation, automation, communication engineering, electronic information engineering, biomedical engineering, computer science and technology, environmental engineering, chemical engineering and technology, bioengineering, food science and engineering, civil engineering, digital media art.
If you are the top 80% students in the experimental science class, you can choose any major you want to divert from the above majors. The last 20% are sorted according to your interests, college entrance examination scores, grade points in the first academic year, personal comprehensive performance, and the maximum number of people that can be accommodated in each major, and are diverted to the above majors according to the order in which you fill in the professional volunteers you want to divert.
It can be said that it really makes everyone stop "taking a test for life".
I hope the above information can help you.