Economics: zone a, national mathematics line 74, zone b, 69.
Neo-Confucianism: area A, national mathematics line 59, area B, 54.
Engineering (excluding engineering nursing): national mathematics line 57 in area A and 53 in area B.
Agronomy: 50 points for math national line in area A and 45 points for area B.
Military science: the score of the national mathematics line in area A is 56, and that in area B is 5 1.
Management category: math national line 77 in area A and 72 in area B.
Art: math national line 60 in area A and 56 in area B.
Engineering nursing major: 53 points in math national line in area A and 53 points in area B.
Candidates who enjoy the policy of caring for ethnic minorities: 45 points in math national line in area A and 45 points in area B.
In addition, education, history, medicine and other categories, as well as some majors, do not take mathematics for the first time.
Strengthening materials for postgraduate mathematics
Only when the total scores of the postgraduate entrance examination and the scores of individual subjects have passed, can you enter the second interview, that is, you can't take the second interview if you haven't passed the national line of Class A candidates, but after passing the national line of Class B candidates, you can consider transferring to the second district college and contact the transfer college to confirm whether it meets the transfer conditions of the college.
If you don't pass the national line of B candidates, it's time to see the difference between your scores and the national line. If the results of public subjects are slightly lower than the requirements of the national line, but the results of professional subjects are particularly excellent or have outstanding performance in scientific research and innovation, candidates can apply for the first volunteer major in the first volunteer college for re-examination. After applying for an exceptional re-examination, candidates are not allowed to participate in the adjustment.
If it is not much different from the national line, candidates can consider World War II. However, if the score gap is too large, candidates can start looking for a job, and the time cost and opportunity cost should be carefully considered.