Registration is divided into two parts:

(1) Online registration time: 201September 1- 10. Candidates log on to the Zhejiang Education Examination Network (website: www.zjzs.net) "Registration System for Ordinary High School Academic Level Examination" and register according to the system prompts and requirements.

(2) On-site confirmation time: 201May September 12- 14. Candidates go to the selected on-site confirmation point to inquire about online registration information and go through relevant confirmation procedures (among them, high school students are audited by the school where they register). Candidates who have not confirmed the information in the online newspaper cannot take the exam.

4. Should the confirmation place of this registration be the same as the examination place? Is it consistent with the registration place of the 20 17 college entrance examination?

A: First of all, the registration confirmation place should be the same as the examination place, and the examination in which county and city should be confirmed at the registration confirmation point.

Secondly, the registration and examination places can be different from the 20 17 unified college entrance examination.

5. How many subjects are there in the study exam? For what purpose? How many times can I take the exam?

A: 13 subjects, including Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages, politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry, biology and technology (including information technology and general technology). Sports and health, music and fine arts are organized and implemented by the municipal authorities.

The purpose of the study exam is: (1) as one of the conditions for graduating from high school; (2) As an important basis for trinity and higher vocational enrollment in advance; (3) In the unified college entrance examination enrollment, there may also be cases where the enrollment school requires the corresponding subject scores according to the professional characteristics (which will be announced in the enrollment charter of the school).

Each subject can be tested twice at most. If you fail twice, you can increase your exam chances by 1 times.

6. How many courses should I take? How many times can I take the exam? How to calculate the validity period of 2 years?

A: Each candidate has to take three courses, and three of them are selected as their college entrance examination subjects from seven subjects: politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry, biology and technology. Each subject can be tested up to 2 times, and the results are valid for 2 years.

The validity period is based on the first day of the candidates' participation in the national unified college entrance examination in June, and is calculated two years later. Candidates who take the unified college entrance examination on 20 18 must have scored in their foreign languages and elective subjects on or after June 7/20 16.

7. When are the subjects selected for the college entrance examination? Do you want to choose three doors at a time?

A: Each elective subject is selected by the candidates themselves before the exam, and it is determined when they actually apply for the subject. You don't need to choose three doors at a time, you can choose several times.

8. Can it be changed and adjusted after selection? Can the first time be used as an examination subject and the second time as an elective subject?

Answer: When you apply for each subject for the first time, you should make it clear whether it is a study subject or an elective subject, and you can't change or adjust it after choosing.

You can't take the study subject first in the same subject, and then take the elective subject when you feel better.

9. What were the results of the senior high school entrance examination and the college entrance examination?

A: Both the senior high school entrance examination and the college entrance examination are based on the scores of the candidates' current subject examination papers (70 points for the study examination and 100 points for the selection examination), and the scores are determined according to the pre-published score ratio (see the table below) and the closest cumulative ratio. Learning and testing ABCDE level 5; Students with scores of 2 1 enrolled in the college entrance examination will be scored according to the corresponding relationship in the following table, and will be included in the total score of the college entrance examination when enrolling students.

High school exam subject score.

Grading and scoring of selected subjects in college entrance examination

10. Candidates who have participated in the selective examination have also participated in the academic examination. Is it included in the total score when marking academic exams?

A: Yes. Examination selection is formed by adding "additional questions" on the basis of studying the "required questions" of the examination. The study examination and examination selection of the same subject are arranged at the same time. When grading a subject, all candidates who have been selected for the examination are also included in the base of the grading examination. For example, there are 654.38+ 10,000 people in the examination paper with 70 points in physics, and 50,000 people in the examination paper with 654.38+000 points. After the examination, the physical science examination scores are defined as 654.38+0.5 million people, and the physical elective examination scores are defined as 50,000 people taking the examination, and 70 points are removed.

1 1. Only those who pass the same exam can get a starting point of 40 points. Is that so?

A: Yes. There are five grades: A, B, C, D and E, among which Grade E is unqualified, and the proportion of Grade E does not exceed 5%. For example, if you take chemistry as an elective subject, you must get a full score of 70 in the "Required Questions" section (ABCD is acceptable) before you can participate in the grading of the elective subject Chemistry 2 1 and get a starting score of 40 points.

12. I took the elective course twice, with a score of 70 and a score of 30 plus 30. Can I cross-combine my elective scores to calculate my scores?

Answer: No, the test paper with a score of 100 is a whole and cannot be divided and cross-calculated.

13. How are the Chinese and math exams and the college entrance examination arranged?

A: The Chinese and Mathematics science examinations are arranged separately from the college entrance examination:

(1) as an examination subject, the full score of two subjects is 100, and its qualification, examination date, grade (5, etc. ), the proportional method and function are the same as other examination subjects;

(2) As a unified college entrance examination subject, the full score of the two subjects is 150, and the examination is arranged in June of each year, which is limited to the college entrance examination candidates of that year.

14. How are the foreign language study exams and college entrance examinations arranged?

A: Foreign language subjects are tested twice a year, and one test is dual-purpose, with a full score of 150. (1) Take the exam twice a year: once in June, which is arranged in synchronization with the Chinese and mathematics of the college entrance examination, only for the candidates of the college entrance examination that year; Another time is arranged in June 5438+10 to synchronize with other subjects; (2) Dual-purpose exam: each exam has two functions: study exam and college entrance examination. For study exam, its qualification, date and grade are the same as other study exam subjects. For the college entrance examination, its score and the actual score of the test paper are included in the total score of the college entrance examination, just like Chinese mathematics.

The scores of the two exams and the scores of the papers included in the college entrance examination are selected and used once by the students.

15. There are no foreign languages in the exam subjects arranged this time. What is the reason?

A: According to the pilot program in our province, foreign languages will take the national unified examination, and the examination center of the Ministry of Education will organize the proposition and implement it from 20 16 to 10.

16. I am about to face the choice of theme. I still don't know how to choose them. What factors should be considered when determining the subjects?

A: There are many factors to consider when deciding the subjects to take the exam. There are two factors that you must consider: (1) your interests, hobbies, specialties and career orientation; (2) the requirements of the school and major you want to apply for.

This college entrance examination reform has implemented the concept of selective education and added elective subjects, with the aim of echoing the elective courses advocated by the new curriculum reform in senior high schools and guiding students' personality development on a common basis. For students, firstly, it is conducive to learning what they like, testing their strengths and realizing interesting learning; Second, it is conducive to cultivating the ability of choice and career planning. Of course, students are unbalanced, some have a clear professional direction, and some have no clear professional direction. This is normal, don't worry. Judging from the requirements of colleges and universities for elective subjects, no matter which three courses are chosen, there are at least 66% majors to choose from, which is much wider than the original choice of arts and sciences, so there is no need to entangle the choice too much.

17. What channels can candidates learn about the scope of the subjects selected in colleges and universities?

Answer: Candidates can log on to Zhejiang Education Examination Network (www.zjzs.net) or the portal of Zhejiang Education Department, and make inquiries in three forms: the name of the institution, the region where the institution is located, and the selected subjects.

The published scope of elective courses for majors (classes) in colleges and universities shall not be changed in principle (if it is really necessary to change the scope of elective courses, it can only be increased but not decreased). However, when enrolling students in 20 17, colleges and majors (categories) may be slightly adjusted, and a few will increase or decrease. Therefore, when candidates finally fill in their volunteers, they should log on to the school's admissions website to inquire about the enrollment regulations introduced that year.

18. The requirements of enrollment majors in colleges and universities for the subjects selected by candidates vary widely, some are not limited, some are limited to 1 subject, and some are limited to 2 or 3 subjects. What's going on here?

A: Colleges and universities put forward the requirements for selecting subjects according to the training objectives and professional characteristics of the school. It should be noted that the relationship between the two subjects and the three subjects is "or" rather than "and". As long as there is a subject of 1 between students' elective subjects and those of the school, they can apply for the exam. The list is as follows:

19. What will be the questions for the new and optional exams? There are countless things in our hearts. Is there an opportunity for adaptive training?

A: The range of new and selected exams (including knowledge points, assessment requirements and sample questions, etc.). ) has been described in detail in the "Examination Standard for Academic Level Examination and Elective Subjects of College Entrance Examination in Zhejiang Province (Version 20 14)" formulated by our college (contained in the second supplement of Zhejiang Examination 20 15). Candidates should read carefully.

In order to give candidates the opportunity of adaptive training, adaptive tests will be arranged in the whole province at the end of September 65438 and the beginning of 10.

20. What other ways are there to apply for admission to colleges and universities besides the unified examination?

A: According to the pilot program in our province, there are four main ways for high school graduates to enter colleges and universities: unified examination enrollment, higher vocational enrollment, separate examination enrollment and trinity enrollment. These four methods are for all high school graduates (including ordinary high schools and secondary vocational schools), but individual examination enrollment is only applicable to secondary vocational school graduates.

2 1. How do secondary vocational students take the study exam and choose the exam?

Answer: According to their own situation, students in secondary vocational schools can choose four enrollment modes: unified college entrance examination enrollment, higher vocational enrollment, separate examination enrollment and trinity enrollment, and take the study exam and choose the exam according to the corresponding requirements. For details, please refer to "Three Questions and Answers on Education Examination".

22. How do candidates who are interested in applying for arts and sports majors conduct academic examinations and choose examinations?

A: The enrollment of arts and sports majors still adopts the method of combining professional examinations with cultural examinations. Among them, before the introduction of the new national regulations, the examination of art majors was carried out according to the existing methods, and two methods were adopted: provincial unified examination and school examination.

Like other students, the cultural examination subjects are "3 (Chinese, Mathematics, Foreign Languages)+3 (3 out of 7), in which the selected subjects are determined by the students according to the requirements of the published selected subjects for the art and physical education majors of the school to be applied for; The subjects of study and examination are the same as other students.

23. What subjects should previous students take in the college entrance examination? Are the scores of previous academic examinations and elective subjects still valid?

A: Previous students are divided into two categories: the first category: students who have not participated in the new academic examination and elective subject examination; The second category: people who have participated in the new study exam and the elective subject exam.

The first kind of former students take the new college entrance examination: (1) Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages and three elective subjects have to be tested, and the three elective subjects and foreign languages have at most two chances each. The scores of the college entrance examination subjects that I have taken before are invalid. (2) The scores of the subjects tested before are still valid, and they can still play a role in the trinity and independent enrollment of higher vocational colleges, and they are also valid when the unified enrollment colleges put forward requirements for examination grades.

The second kind of native students take the new college entrance examination: two college entrance examination subjects, Chinese and mathematics, must take the unified college entrance examination of that year. Those who still have effective results in foreign languages and three elective subjects can not take the examination, or they can take the examination again (including new subjects and original subjects). The general principle is: on the premise of keeping no more than 3 subjects selected and the effective score of each subject not exceeding 2 points, after confirming that 1 subject or 1 effective score is invalid, choose another 1 subject or re-take the exam.

Can senior high school students enrolled in 24.20 15 take the study selection exam in April 20 16?

A: It is ok to take an academic exam. However, if you take the college entrance examination, by the time you take the unified college entrance examination in June 20 18, the validity period of two years has passed.

25. What subjects should students transferred from other provinces, demobilized soldiers and people returning from abroad take the college entrance examination?

Answer: You can take Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages and three (3 out of 7) elective subjects, and each subject has at most two chances. If the school applying for the exam has requirements for the level of academic examination, it is also necessary to take the academic examination to obtain the corresponding level.

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