For disciplines (majors) that are not separately marked, the retest score line shall not be lower than the basic requirements for the candidates of the 2022 National Postgraduate Entrance Examination of the Ministry of Education to enter the national A-level areas for retest (referred to as the "national line"). Full-time and part-time re-examination results of the same professional degree category are the same. In addition, the two majors of art design (135 108) and electrical engineering (08580 1) must meet the re-examination scores stipulated by our school, and the total score of the initial examination of art design (135 108) must reach 380 or above.
Each college determines the list of candidates for re-examination in the form of difference, and the difference ratio is generally not less than 120%. The re-examination list is published on the websites of colleges in time. Before the re-examination, the college will send a specific re-examination notice to the re-examination candidates by telephone or online to ensure that the notice is in place and make a good record of the notice.
Changzhou University, referred to as "Changda", is located in Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province. It is a provincial full-time undergraduate college jointly established by Jiangsu Provincial People's Government, China Petroleum and Natural Gas Group Co., Ltd., sinopec group and China Offshore Oil Group Co., Ltd. It is a national demonstration college for deepening innovation and entrepreneurship education reform, a national pilot demonstration college for intellectual property rights, a Chinese education base for overseas Chinese in the State Council, and a class B college of high-level universities in Jiangsu Province.
The school was founded in 1978, formerly known as Wuxi Branch and Changzhou Branch of Nanjing Institute of Chemical Technology. 198 1 With the approval of the State Council, the school was named Jiangsu Institute of Chemical Technology; 1992 became a subordinate university managed by China Petrochemical Group, and was renamed Jiangsu Institute of Petrochemical Technology; In 2002, it was renamed Jiangsu Institute of Technology; 20 10 was renamed Changzhou university; In 2020, the school became a university jointly established by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education and Changzhou Municipal People's Government.