Cancel the division of arts and sciences

The current summer college entrance examination divides ordinary high school students into two categories: liberal arts students and science students, and the mathematics test questions are also different from those of liberal arts and science. After the reform, the division of arts and sciences will be abolished in the summer college entrance examination, and students will choose and determine the grade examination subjects according to their personal learning interests, academic advantages and college examination requirements, and their knowledge structure will be more diverse; At the same time, mathematics subjects will no longer distinguish between arts and sciences, and all candidates will use the same mathematics test paper.

Changes in enrollment methods

The current summer college entrance examination enrollment model is that enrollment schools select candidates according to their total scores. After the reform, the summer college entrance examination adopts the enrollment mode of "two basics and one reference", that is, the enrollment school selects the best according to the unified college entrance examination results and the high school academic level test results, and refers to the comprehensive quality evaluation of students.

According to the division of arts and sciences, the current enrollment system includes enrollment plan, separate marking and separate enrollment. The number of candidates in each category is fixed and the subjects are the same. According to the test results, we can get the ranking of each subject. By directly adding up the scores of all subjects, we can get the ranking of candidates in liberal arts or science, and choose candidates according to the ranking.

After the implementation of the comprehensive reform of college entrance examination, according to the two categories of physics and history, the enrollment plan is also divided into lines and separate enrollment. The number of candidates in the two preferred subjects of physics and history is relatively fixed, and the results are comparable, so the original results are included in the total score of candidates.