The college entrance examination papers of ordinary high schools and vocational high schools are different to some extent. Although both types of students need to take the college entrance examination, the content and form of the examination will be different.

First of all, the college entrance examination papers in ordinary high schools mainly cover three subjects: liberal arts, science and comprehensive ability. Students need to take exams in Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages and comprehensive arts and sciences. The college entrance examination papers in vocational high schools are mainly based on vocational skills assessment, and related practical skills tests, such as mechanical drawing, electronic technology and logistics management, are usually arranged.

Secondly, the college entrance examination papers in ordinary high schools require students' comprehensive abilities, including the ability to understand, apply and analyze knowledge. The college entrance examination papers in vocational high schools pay more attention to the examination of students' practical skills, and pay attention to students' practical ability and professional quality.

Finally, the college entrance examination papers in ordinary high schools are generally national unified propositions, which extensively examine students' knowledge level and comprehensive ability. The college entrance examination papers in vocational high schools may be more targeted at the requirements of specific professional fields and closer to the actual needs of related industries.

Generally speaking, there are some differences between the college entrance examination papers of ordinary high schools and vocational high schools, and the main contents and forms will also be different. So it can be said that the college entrance examination papers of the two are not exactly the same.