Music college entrance examination is nothing more than taking a professional course first. Some provinces are provincial joint exams, and some provinces are school exams. After passing the major, I will take the college entrance examination for cultural courses and get the results of cultural courses. When applying for the exam, some schools are admitted by majors when the scores of cultural courses pass the line (such a general professional college), and some are admitted after the integration of cultural courses and majors (such a general comprehensive university).

For music majors, the content of the exam is music theory, solfeggio and professional.

Then the following contents apply to the school examination. I don't know the provincial unified examination, because our province supports the school examination.

There are different directions such as performance, music education, musicology, etc. (this category is divided into music colleges of music majors, and ordinary universities also divide performance and education, or add composition, which requires piano examination). General university, the performance is to take an examination of a major. If you perform vocal music, you can take the vocal music exam. If you have a degree, you must have a major and a minor. If the main item is a musical instrument, the sub-item must be vocal music. If the main item is vocal music, the sub-item can choose any specified musical instrument.

As for musicology, it seems that more theoretical tests are needed, which I am not very clear about. Like professional colleges (similar to Shanghai Conservatory of Music), the exams are still very detailed.