1, liberal arts (including foreign languages and liberal arts): Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages, history and geography (comprehensive history and geography).

2. Science (including physical education): Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages, physics and chemistry (physics and chemistry integration).

(Note: Since 2006, Guangdong Province has only been admitted to the Advanced Mathematics Department. )

(two) the starting point of high school, higher vocational (including junior college) professional examination subjects.

1, liberal arts (including foreign languages and liberal arts): Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages (including English and Japanese).

2. Science (including physical education): Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages (including English and Japanese).

(Note: Since 2007, mathematics in Guangdong Province is no longer divided into arts and sciences. )

(3) Examination subjects from junior college to undergraduate course.

Undergraduate course: two public courses and one professional basic course.

Science, Engineering, Economics (Management): Politics, English, Advanced Mathematics (II).

Literature and history (including foreign languages), Chinese medicine: politics, English, college Chinese.

Law: politics, English, civil law.

Art category (first-class discipline): introduction to politics, English, art.

Pedagogy (except vocational education): politics, English and educational theory.

Agronomy: Basis of Politics, English and Ecology.

Medicine (except traditional Chinese medicine and pharmacy): politics, English and medicine.

(4) Professional public courses at the starting point of senior high school and junior college, as well as public courses and professional basic courses at the starting point of undergraduate courses, all subjects are subject to a unified national examination, and the proposition is unified by the Ministry of Education.

Adult colleges and universities' art and physical education major enrollment must carry out professional additional examination for candidates, and it is up to the enrollment colleges and universities to decide whether to take additional examination for other majors. If additional exams are needed, the enrollment school shall indicate when applying for the student source plan, and propose and organize the exams on its own. The additional subject examination should be completed before admission, and all enrollment institutions should report the list of qualified candidates to the provincial admissions office for the record before the end of September.

(five) unified examination subjects according to the Ministry of education "National Adult College Entrance Examination Outline" (2008 edition) requirements proposition. The marking work is organized by the Provincial Education Examinations Institute, and the candidates' scores are notified to me. Don't check the candidates' papers.