When it comes to difficulty, candidates in every province think that the papers in their own province are always the most difficult. But from a fair and objective point of view, the difficulty of the new high test paper I is among the best. The reason is that the education level of these provinces is among the best in the country, and the number of candidates is relatively large, so the college entrance examination is the most difficult.
This year's new college entrance examination I, with a total score of 750, three foreign languages 150, and a comprehensive score of 300. The mathematics test paper of liberal arts is relatively less difficult, and the mathematics test paper of science is more difficult and more difficult.
In 2023, the provinces for the new college entrance examination are Zhejiang, Shanghai, Beijing, Tianjin, Shandong, Hainan, Hebei, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Fujian, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong and Chongqing. The first batch of new college entrance examination reform provinces include Zhejiang and Shanghai, starting from 20 14, and the first new college entrance examination was held on 20 17. The college entrance examination adopts 3+3 mode.
The second batch of new college entrance examination reform provinces, including Beijing, Tianjin, Shandong, Hainan and other four provinces and cities, began on 20 17, and held the first new college entrance examination in 2020. The third batch of new college entrance examination reform provinces are Hebei, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Fujian, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Chongqing and other eight provinces and cities. The first new college entrance examination was held in 20 18 and in 20021+2, with a college entrance examination mode of 3+ 1+2, regardless of arts and sciences.
New college entrance examination:
The new college entrance examination "3+ 1+2" model has been officially launched, and this reform will be implemented from the first-year students of ordinary high schools who enter this autumn.
"3+ 1+2" mode, "3" means unified college entrance examination subjects: Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages; "1" and "2" are optional subjects, where "1" refers to the optional subject of 1 selected from physics or history subjects, and "2" refers to the selection of two re-examination subjects from ideological politics, geography, chemistry and biology.
The total score of candidates consists of three unified college entrance examination results and three ordinary high school academic level selection test results, with a full score of 750 points. After the reform, the enrollment of ordinary colleges and universities will be based on the results of the national unified college entrance examination and the ordinary high school academic level examination, with reference to the comprehensive quality evaluation information of students.