This is why some schools will have separate scores such as "outside the number of languages", "mathematics" and "Chinese" behind the admission scores, which is a comparison of the same scores. Under normal circumstances, if the total score is the same, compare the total scores of the three languages and compare who got the high score; If the total scores of the three subjects are still the same, we will compare the scores of single subjects in mathematics, and the comparison order of schools in different districts may be different. For details, please refer to the scores of previous years.
The admission score line is closely related to the enrollment plan. The admission scores are based on the number of enrollment plans, and are arranged from low to high according to the scores of candidates' school volunteers. The final admission score of candidates is the admission score of the school. For example, Jianping Middle School enrolls 50 students in Huangpu District, so among all those who apply for Jianping in Huangpu District, the score of the 50th classmate is the lowest admission score of Jianping in Huangpu.
Candidates who have not been admitted in advance will participate with zero volunteers and quota allocation. The filing system will sort the total scores of all candidates from high to low. After ranking, the 1 A student will start to file for the first time. For example, a student 1- 15 volunteered to fill in the following order: Datong, Gezhi, Xiangming and Da.
Datong recruited 50 people, and classmate A was the first to file, so he occupied 1 Datong quota, and then his filing ended; Next, it's the second student's turn to file, and keep filing according to the ranking until the school enrollment quota is full. Match 1 volunteer first. If you are eligible for admission, the volunteer will be over. If you are not qualified to sign up, the volunteer will be over. If you are not qualified to sign up, the volunteer will be over. If you are not qualified to continue to match 3 volunteers, continue in turn until the volunteers end.
Introduction to senior high school entrance examination
Admission to the senior high school entrance examination refers to the process of enrolling junior high school graduates in secondary education schools. In China, junior high school students evaluate their academic level and ability by taking the senior high school entrance examination. The senior high school entrance examination is usually held after students complete nine-year compulsory education, which is an important gateway to enter the high school stage. The specific process and criteria for admission to the senior high school entrance examination may vary from region to region and from school to school.
1. Registration: Candidates should register for the senior high school entrance examination in the admissions department according to the prescribed time and procedures.
2. Examination: Candidates take written and oral examinations including Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages and other subjects to assess their knowledge and ability.
3. Performance evaluation: After the examination, the school will comprehensively evaluate the comprehensive performance of each candidate according to the examination results, usual performance, comprehensive quality evaluation and other factors.
4. Admission notice: According to the enrollment plan and the comprehensive scores of candidates, the school enrolls candidates according to certain admission rules and issues admission notices to the admitted candidates. The results of the senior high school entrance examination will determine whether candidates can enter the ideal high school and directly affect their future study and development. Therefore, candidates and parents usually work hard to prepare before the middle school entrance examination in order to get better grades and improve their chances of entering the ideal school.