The entrance requirements of Zhejiang Music High School are as follows:

1. Sign up for this year's college entrance examination.

2. The comprehensive quality evaluation grades are all Grade B or above (all previous students before the new college entrance examination reform are Grade P or above).

3. In fact, the first two points are basically zero thresholds, and the third point is more critical, and there is also a big gap in requirements between different institutions, that is, the requirements for academic examination grades.

Music School affiliated to Zhejiang Conservatory of Music (referred to as Zhejiang Music High School), founded in January 217, is a full-time private general complete middle school approved by Zhejiang Provincial Department of Education. It is a non-profit private general complete middle school, and its school is located in Zhejiang Conservatory of Music. The school aims at "excellent quality, distinctive features and high level" and explores new educational concepts.

methods of admission

1. First, the preliminary examination of materials. Colleges and universities should check the award-winning situation according to the students' grades, comprehensive quality evaluation and requirements for awards. Those with special talents should also check the relevant materials, and make a comprehensive review to determine the final shortlist on the basis of meeting the minimum requirements.

2. Comprehensive quality test, short-listed candidates need to take the comprehensive quality test organized by colleges and universities, which is generally arranged after the college entrance examination. Through the comprehensive quality test, students' academic specialties, core literacy, innovation potential and comprehensive quality are investigated, mainly by interview, but also by written test.

3. Trinity, merit-based. Finally, the school will comprehensively evaluate the candidates' college entrance examination scores, academic examination scores and comprehensive quality test scores. The evaluation method is to convert them according to the percentage system first, and then calculate the final scores according to the weighted average method. Generally speaking, the college entrance examination scores account for at least 6% or even higher.