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1, the national line is the lowest score line for re-examination. Not only the total score should be crossed, but also the single subject should be crossed. Schools usually draw retest scores for various majors based on the national line, which is usually higher than the national line. Of course, many non-popular colleges and universities can enter the second interview after crossing the national line.

2. Full marks = 100 are for politics and English, and full marks > 100 are for specialized courses. The total score of a single subject does not add up to the total score

Postgraduate entrance examination national score line:

In addition to marking the school independently, the national line determines whether you can pass the preliminary examination. If the score of the school you apply for is higher than the national line, and your score exceeds the national line, you can participate in the adjustment.

Generally speaking, there are three lines for postgraduate entrance examination: independent marking, national line and retest line.

Generally speaking, self-marking is the right of 34 985 universities. Their scores can be higher or lower than the national line. It's because you have the possibility to cross the national line and adjust, but you are not qualified to be a graduate student.

The line that ultimately determines fate is the retest line, which is drawn by all colleges in the school. After passing the retest line, you are eligible to enter the retest, and after passing the retest, you become a graduate student.