Colleges and universities that draw their own lines can decide their own written test lines. Colleges that draw their own lines can also be admitted below 180. Colleges and universities that draw their own lines can decide their own written test lines. For example, the national eastern route stipulates that the score is 180, and all eastern universities can enroll students with a score higher than 180 or with a score equal to 180. However, colleges and universities that mark papers independently can be admitted if their scores are lower than 180, which is the right to mark papers independently.