The first morning: politics (full mark 100)

Afternoon: foreign languages (most people are English, and some students take a small language test, full score 100).

The next morning: the time to take the exam for major one (full score 150) is to combine the unified exam subjects such as psychology courses with full score of 300.

Afternoon: Major II (full mark 150)

So the total score is 500 points. Some self-marking schools give retest scores first, and other schools wait for the national retest scores (the national line is slightly lower than the self-marking schools). The initial test score must be online five, that is, total score, politics, English, major one and major two, which meet the requirements of the score line respectively. For example, my total score is over 60 points, but my English is 3 points worse than the score. That score is also a white test, so there is no chance to adjust it. There is also a national line that is divided into ABC areas, with slightly different scores from place to place.