College entrance examination score:

The total score of college entrance examination in Hubei Province is 750. The full marks of Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages are 150. That's 450 points. The full score of each of the three academic level elective subjects is 100, totaling 300 points.

College entrance examination mode:

The new college entrance examination scheme in Hubei adopts "3+ 1+2" mode, and physics and history must be selected and implemented from 202 1 college entrance examination.

"3" is a national unified college entrance examination subject of Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages, with a full score of 150 and a total score of 450. The scores of all subjects are included in the total score of the original candidates.

"1" is selected by the examinee from the two preferred subjects of physics and history, and the original score is included in the examinee's total score, with a full score of 100.

"2" Candidates choose two of the four re-examination subjects of ideology, politics, geography, chemistry and biology, and the full score 100 is included in the total score of candidates.

On the afternoon of 23rd, the provincial government issued the "Implementation Plan for Comprehensive Reform of College Entrance Examination in Hubei Province" (referred to as "Implementation Plan") to comprehensively promote the implementation of comprehensive reform of college entrance examination in our province. Hubei Province, as one of the third batch of eight provinces and cities in China, will take the new college entrance examination for senior one students who entered school in the autumn of 20 18.

Starting from 20021,the subject of the college entrance examination was set to "3+ 1+2", and a new enrollment mechanism was established based on the results of the national unified college entrance examination and the selective examination of the ordinary high school level examination, with reference to the comprehensive quality evaluation, which was referred to as "two basics and one participation" for short.

Reasons for determining optional exam subjects:

First, it reflects the needs of talent training in colleges and universities.

Universities, ordinary high schools and subject experts generally believe that physics is the basic subject of natural science and history is the basic subject of humanities and social sciences in the training of talents in colleges and universities.

Studying physics or history in senior high school is an important foundation for universities to study natural science, humanities and social sciences and other interdisciplinary majors. Therefore, taking these two subjects as the first choice will help candidates to lay a solid foundation for entering the university to carry out professional study, which is conducive to the cultivation of students of related majors in colleges and universities.

Second, it is conducive to the diversified growth and development of students.

Students can choose two subjects from four re-selected subjects to take the exam. Theoretically, there are 12 combinations.

Compared with the merger of the two disciplines before the reform, it not only increases students' choice, but also promotes the integration of arts and sciences, which fully embodies the principle of people-oriented, learning what they are good at and testing their strengths, which is more in line with the law of educational development and talent growth and provides more opportunities for students to grow into talents.

The third is to facilitate the admission of files.

When colleges and universities arrange enrollment plans, they are compiled according to two categories: physics and history. At the time of admission, candidates who choose physics and candidates who choose history will queue up for admission in two sequences respectively. In other words, the same candidate can't queue up for admission in both physics and history at the same time, so the candidate can only choose 1 course from physics and history to take the exam.

The above data come from China Education Online and Hubei Provincial People's Government.