Only the files of candidates (usually referred to as "online candidates") who have achieved or exceeded this score in the college entrance examination are eligible to be read and accepted by the admissions institutions. Under normal circumstances, "online candidates" are about 20% more than planned enrollment. Admission lines in various places are divided into classes and batches. Classes are generally divided into liberal arts, science, music (arts and sciences), art (arts and sciences), sports and so on. Each class is divided into early batches, the first batch, the second batch and so on.
The admission scores of each batch of arts and sciences only stipulate the total score of cultural examination, and the minimum admission control scores of music, art and sports majors also stipulate the total score of cultural examination and professional examination.
Other "scores":
(1) military inspection special line:
Military medical examination line. For many years, it has been equivalent to the ordinary undergraduate scores, so it can be regarded as the second batch of undergraduate scores. However, some military schools have higher admission scores, which will fluctuate up and down near the first batch of admission scores (key lines), which is not too big.
(2) Qualification line:
The qualification line of enrollment is also called the minimum admission score line. Only candidates with test scores equal to or higher than this score are eligible to be admitted to the admissions institutions. At the time of admission, the candidates on the qualification line are admitted according to the principle from high score to low score. If candidates are not picky about institutions and majors, candidates on the qualification line will basically be educated.
(3) Batch assembly line:
The main basis for admission. Most provinces and cities will draw four scores according to different admission batches, and some provinces and cities have many admission batches and scores. Candidates can only participate in the batch admission if they reach or exceed the score line of a batch.
(4) Shift line:
The admission school extracts the file line. It is not a line with the admission line. For example, the promotion lines of many undergraduate colleges are defined according to the ratio of 1: 1.2. The school will read all the candidates who have been promoted to this level, and then return the extra 20% of the candidates' files to the provincial admissions office. Therefore, candidates on the entrance line do not necessarily mean that they will be admitted.
(5) Admission scores:
The lowest score of actual admission in colleges and universities. Because college admission is based on high scores and low scores, the admission line is often higher than the promotion line, or it may be equal to the promotion line.
Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-College Entrance Examination Score Line