Information and communication engineering (305), materials science and engineering (300), materials and chemical engineering (280), English translation (370), management science and engineering (385), instrument science and technology (290), business administration (170), machinery (300) and engineering management.

Finance (360), Cyberspace Security (305), Biomedical Engineering (290), Transportation Engineering (305), Physics (295), Statistics (3 15), Control Science and Engineering (290), Optical Engineering (290), Public Management (290)

The national scores of graduate students over the years are as follows:

1, the graduate score line in 2022 is 25 1, and the highest line is 367.

2. The total score of philosophy A is 3 14, and the total score of philosophy B is 304, among which, the single subject of philosophy A (full score =100) is 45, and the single subject (full score >; 100) 68 points.

3. Class B single subject (full score = 100) 42 points, single subject (full score >); 100) 63 points.

4. In 2022, the lowest score of the national score for postgraduate entrance examination was 25 1, and the highest score was 367.

5. Each enrollment unit independently determines and announces the re-examination requirements of candidates of all majors in the unit according to the national regulations on postgraduate enrollment in 2022 and the national score line.

The national entrance examination line for postgraduate entrance examination is the basic requirement of the initial examination results determined by the state, including the total score of examination subjects and the score of single subjects.

The national line of the postgraduate entrance examination is divided into two categories: A and B, with the highest score in category A and the second in category B. Whether the postgraduate entrance examination can land successfully or not, the national line plays a decisive role. In 2023, the national entrance examination line is expected to be announced in March. Candidates can refer to the national entrance examination lines of various majors over the years to see if they can enter the second interview.

Self-marking means that some enrollment units approved by the Ministry of Education can independently determine the basic requirements and other academic requirements for candidates to enter the re-examination.