The minimum score of Xinjiang batch is (2005):
A batch of Chinese language and liberal arts, with a score of 5 17 for key undergraduate courses; The second batch, ordinary undergraduate: 452 points; Three batches of 380 points (refer to the score line); College 295 points (refer to the score line).
A batch of 520 points for key undergraduate courses in Chinese language and science; 448 points in the second batch of ordinary undergraduate courses; 370 points for three batches (refer to the score line); College 275 points (refer to the score line).
Civil languages (Uyghur, Kazak, Keke) A batch of 398 points (26 points for mathematics, limited points for single subject of mathematics); Two batches of 37 1 minute (25 points for mathematics, limited points for single subject of mathematics); Three batches of reference scores of 345 points (24 points in mathematics, limited points in mathematics single subject) (reference scores); 290 points for junior college (23 points for mathematics, limited points for single subject of mathematics, reference score line).
National languages (Uyghur, Kazak, Tangke) have a batch of 357 points (29 points for mathematics, limited to a single subject of mathematics); Two batches of 328 points (28 points for mathematics, limited points for single subject of mathematics); Three batches of 3 10 marks (26 marks for mathematics, limited marks for single subject of mathematics, reference marks); 270 points for junior college (25 points for mathematics, limited points for single subject of mathematics, reference score line).
A batch of 440 points for the Chinese undergraduate course in the civil examination; Two batches of 382 points; The scores of three batches are properly controlled from high to low; College students should control their scores appropriately from high scores to low scores.
A batch of undergraduate courses in civil science is 390 points; Two batches of 370 points; The scores of three batches are properly controlled from high to low; College students should control their scores appropriately from high scores to low scores.
Mongolian: The scores of each batch shall be properly controlled from high to low. Mathematics is limited to a single subject, and each batch is the same as the people's language.
70 points for Chinese and physical education and 245 points for culture; 65 points for technical courses and 235 points for cultural courses.
People's languages (Uyghur, Kazak, Keke) have 72 points for undergraduate physical education and 240 points for culture; 68 points for technical courses and 220 points for cultural courses;
Chinese (Uyghur, Kazak, Keke) physical education class scores shall be executed with reference to Chinese.
The score line of Chinese language and arts undergraduate course is properly controlled from high to low, and the cultural course is 220 points (refer to the score line); The scores of technical subjects are properly controlled from high to low, and the scores of cultural subjects are 165 (refer to the score line).
The scores of civil languages (Uyghur, Kazak and Tangke) art undergraduate courses are controlled appropriately from high to low, and the scores of cultural courses are 180 (reference scores); The scores of technical courses in junior college are properly controlled from high to low, and the scores of cultural courses are 160 (refer to the fractional line).
The score of China Fine Arts in the civil service examination is implemented with reference to China language.
In 2006, the principle of "three schools" in higher vocational colleges with different languages: from high scores to low scores, properly control the scores.