In 2018, the admission scores for the arts majors of Zhejiang University of Communication are: 585 for performance majors, 552 for drama, film, television, literature and culture, and 588 for digital media arts and culture.

Zhejiang University of Communication is an institution jointly established by the State Administration of Radio and Television of the People’s Republic of China and the People’s Government of Zhejiang Province. The school’s predecessor was Zhejiang Radio and Television College, which was formed in 2000 through the merger of Zhejiang Radio and Television School (founded in 1978) and Zhejiang Radio and Television College (founded in 1984). In 2004, the college was officially renamed Zhejiang University of Communication.

The admission score of Zhejiang University of Communication over the years:

The admission score of Zhejiang University of Communication over the years (Zhejiang Science):

The average admission score of the undergraduate batch in 2014 was 616 points , the provincial control line is 597 points.

The average admission score of the second batch of undergraduate students in 2014 was 593 points, and the provincial control line was 420 points.

The lowest admission score for the undergraduate batch in 2013 was 628 points, and the provincial control line was 617 points.

The lowest admission score for the second batch of undergraduate students in 2013 was 541 points, and the provincial control line was 438 points.

The lowest admission score for the second batch of undergraduate students in 2012 was 526 points, and the provincial control line was 433 points.

The lowest admission score for the second batch of undergraduate students in 2011 was 475 points, and the provincial control line was 382 points.

The highest score for the second batch of undergraduate admissions in 2010 was 524 points, the lowest score was 482 points, and the provincial control line was 402 points.

The admission score of Zhejiang University of Communication over the years (Zhejiang Liberal Arts):

The average admission score of the 2014 undergraduate batch was 640 points, and the provincial control line was 621 points.

The average admission score for the second batch of undergraduate students in 2014 was 626 points, and the provincial control line was 485 points.

The lowest admission score for the undergraduate batch in 2013 was 623 points, and the provincial control line was 619 points.

The average score for the second batch of undergraduate admissions in 2013 was 621, the lowest score was 559, and the provincial control line was 468.

The lowest admission score for the second batch of undergraduate students in 2012 was 543 points, and the provincial control line was 452 points.

The lowest admission score for the second batch of undergraduate students in 2011 was 514 points, and the provincial control line was 431 points.

The highest score for the second batch of undergraduate admissions in 2010 was 553 points, the lowest score was 533 points, and the provincial control line was 459 points.

Extended information:

Comprehensive score calculation method for relevant majors (full professional score is based on 100 points):

Broadcasting and Hosting Art, Broadcasting and Hosting Art (Film and Television) Dubbing), Broadcasting and Hosting Art (Etiquette Culture), Broadcasting and Hosting Art (English-Chinese Bilingual Broadcasting), Broadcasting and Hosting Art (French-Chinese Bilingual Broadcasting), Broadcasting and Hosting Art (Japanese-Chinese Bilingual Broadcasting): Comprehensive score = Professional score × 30% + cultural conversion points × 70%.

Animation, animation (comic illustrations), visual communication design, environmental design, product design, clothing and costume design (Sino-foreign cooperative education), drama film and television art design, drama film and television art design (character image design): Comprehensive score = professional score × 50% + cultural conversion score × 50%. Zhejiang Province admits students based on parallel voluntary submission, and calculations are based on the relevant regulations of the Zhejiang Provincial Education Examination Authority.

Performance, music performance, dance choreography, dance choreography (musical), art and technology: comprehensive score = professional score × 60% + cultural conversion score × 40%. Applicants for music performance (Western music) only accept violin and cello instruments; applicants for music performance (folk music) only accept guzheng, erhu, pipa, dulcimer and bamboo flute. Zhejiang Province admits students based on parallel voluntary submission, and calculations are based on the relevant regulations of the Zhejiang Provincial Education Examination Authority.

Zhejiang Province recognizes that the professional comprehensive scores of relevant categories of provincial unified examination results are converted according to the relevant regulations of the Zhejiang Provincial Education Examination Authority.

Shanghai, Jiangsu, Xinjiang, Yunnan, Hainan and other provinces are converted according to the specific proportion coefficients corresponding to each province.

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