The formula for calculating the comprehensive score of art students in Jiangxi Province is: (the full score for art undergraduates is calculated based on 750)

The comprehensive score for art and music = the candidate’s cultural conversion score multiplied by 50 plus the major Score multiplied by 7.5 times 50;

Comprehensive score for dance and film and television performances = candidate’s cultural conversion score multiplied by 40 plus professional score multiplied by 7.5 times 60;

Broadcasting and hosting Comprehensive score for categories = candidate’s converted cultural score multiplied by 80 plus professional score multiplied by 7.5 multiplied by 20;

Comprehensive score for broadcasting and hosting art = candidate’s converted cultural score × 70 plus professional score multiplied by 30.

In addition to the requirements for physical examination in the admissions regulations and the special issue of the admissions plan prepared by Jiangxi Province, the colleges and universities included in this parallel volunteer batch do not, in principle, mention the total cultural score, total professional score, and unit scores. subject scores and other restrictive admission requirements. The admission rules stipulated in the admission regulations of each university are applicable to the admission of advanced candidates (the following universities included in the general batch of undergraduate parallel voluntary batch admission shall be subject to these regulations).

Score:

1. Qualifying line for art majors

270 points for art and design majors, 270 points for music majors, 100 points for drama, film and television literature (radio and television choreography), broadcasting and hosting arts, and 90 points for dance. Colleges and universities that recognize the provincial unified examination results will use the qualifying line for art colleges to admit candidates.

2. The qualifications for art majors are the same as those for art majors.

Candidates who apply for the school examination for art undergraduate majors in relevant universities must take the provincial unified examination and their professional scores meet the school examination qualifications for the corresponding major (except for special art majors), otherwise the school examination results will not be recognized.

3. The qualifying line for art majors for students from the three schools

The qualifying line for art undergraduate majors for students from the three schools is determined in the same way as the qualifying line for art undergraduate majors approved in advance. The passing score for art majors from the three schools is 270.

The admission principles of each institution are different. Some focus on cultural courses, and some focus on professional courses. We need to calculate the admission requirements of each institution.

Art candidates refer to candidates applying for art majors in art colleges or art majors in ordinary colleges and universities. This type of candidates is different from other types of candidates. In addition to taking the college entrance examination, they must also attend the school or art major they are applying for. Professional examinations organized by the region.

Candidates of this type must pass the professional examination and their college entrance examination scores reach the admission score of the institution before they can be admitted. Performance, art, music, sports, etc. that we often talk about are all majors that art candidates apply for. In recent years, the enrollment of art majors has been very popular, and the number of applicants has increased year by year.

Art examination process:

First, measure your own conditions and determine the type of art in a practical, accurate and objective way. The professional nature of art is relatively strong, and the requirements for each candidate are highly targeted. In addition to taking cultural examinations, they must also take professional examinations or professional proficiency tests. Each college entrance examination candidate needs to proceed from his or her own reality and not put his or her actual situation into consideration. The situation is blinded by unrealistic and oversized dreams. Candidates should choose an art major that suits them.

Second, candidates must grasp their own interests and hobbies. "Interest is the best teacher", "Love what you do, do what you do". Arts are very professional, and hobbies are one of the motivations for learning. For example, if you are interested in painting but not in broadcasting and hosting, by comparison, if you choose to study painting, you will feel relaxed and happy, and your chances of success will be much greater.

Third, candidates should focus on their majors. The college entrance examination is a selective examination. You can carefully consider the art major you choose, ask teachers, classmates, etc. to evaluate you, and choose the art major you are best at based on various factors to help you successfully pass the college entrance examination. In this way Only in the future will you be "handy" in your university studies.

Fourth, candidates should consider the career direction they want to pursue in the future.

Entering university to study is to improve one's professional knowledge, cultivate comprehensive abilities and qualities, and lay a solid foundation for future work. Candidates choose a professional direction based on their future work aspirations, which is also the motivation to study hard before the exam.

Fifth, when choosing certain professional directions, candidates must also carefully consider their own innate conditions and potential. For example, broadcasting and hosting majors have relatively high requirements for voice and language expression skills; while painting requires keen observation and perception of things, as well as a diligent and hard-working spirit, etc.