No, the THUSSAT test is moderately difficult, which is almost as difficult as the leading plan/independent enrollment test in Tsinghua, but slightly more difficult than the summer school test in Tsinghua. Although Tsinghua officials responded that the test scores had nothing to do with self-enrollment, many parents rushed to take care of their students. The new change of HUSSAT test is 1, and the test subjects are added: the test subjects are changed from 1 14, and the "Mathematics+Physics+Chemistry" is changed from 429, and the additional subjects of Chinese, English and academic ability test are directly added. The examination subjects are similar to those of Tsinghua Summer School and Peking University Excellent Middle School Students Summer School. 2. It seems that liberal arts and mathematics have been divided into different subjects: before the Tsinghua exam, we always adhered to the same volume of liberal arts and mathematics. For example, the science students who took the 1 14 exam and the liberal arts students in the liberal arts camp took the same math test. For example, liberal arts students and science students in Tsinghua summer school also took the same math test. In THUSSAT 1 1 monthly exam, "liberal arts number" is clearly distinguished. 3. Science adds an academic ability test subject. The only thing we can refer to is the U-Test (4 16 test, 5 14 test) of Peking University and the "learning ability test" of Peking University's summer school for outstanding middle school students, which constitutes a large number of "IQ test questions" tests.