First of all, you should understand what is the minimum admission control score line, which is different from the admission line. Some candidates may not be admitted if their scores exceed the control line, which is related to the admission score of the school. As for the school admission score, when the number of applicants exceeds the planned number of students and the scores are generally high, the admission score may be higher than the minimum control line. On the other hand, when the number of applicants is less than the number of school plans and the scores are generally low, the admission score may be lower than the minimum control line.

Simply put, it is related to the source of students, that is, the number of people who apply to the school. If it is overstated, the score will be taken from top to bottom; If you report less, you will be dissatisfied with the quota and may settle for the second best. For example, a school with one line will admit students with two lines.