The admission score line of the college entrance examination, also known as provincial control line and batch line, refers to the admission score line of the national unified examination for enrollment of ordinary colleges and universities, that is, a score line that candidates must pass in order to attend a number of universities.
Generally speaking, the college entrance examination is divided into undergraduate courses; Specialist line. The admission line of college entrance examination varies from place to place every year, which is mainly determined by the enrollment plan and the number of applicants in that year and the difficulty of the college entrance examination questions in that year.
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The full name of the admission line is the minimum admission control score line for college enrollment. It refers to the lowest score (total score) standard for recruiting new students determined by the provincial admissions department according to the results of all local candidates' college entrance examination and the enrollment plan issued by the state in that year.
Only the files of candidates (usually referred to as "online candidates") who have achieved or exceeded this score in the college entrance examination are eligible to be read and accepted by the admissions institutions.
Under normal circumstances, "online candidates" are about 20% more than planned enrollment. Admission lines in various places are divided into classes and batches. Classes are generally divided into liberal arts, science, music (arts and sciences), art (arts and sciences), sports and so on. Each class is divided into early batches, the first batch, the second batch and so on.
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