The national engineering line has been relatively low over the years, generally around 320. The national line of engineering specialty refers to the minimum admission score of engineering specialty stipulated by the state every year. This score line changes every year with the number of candidates and the difficulty of the exam. Generally speaking, the admission score will be higher, because engineering majors are scarce and in great demand.

Therefore, candidates should try their best to improve their test level in the process of preparing for the exam in order to get higher scores. In addition to the national line, there are also provincial lines and school lines for engineering majors. The provincial line refers to the minimum admission score for engineering majors stipulated by each province, while the school line is the minimum admission score stipulated by each university.

The admission scores change every year, and candidates need to pay attention to the scores of that year in order to prepare for the exam. In addition, the admission scores of engineering majors will be different because of different majors, so candidates should also pay attention when choosing majors.

Engineering postgraduate entrance examination needs to take four courses, namely mathematics one, English, politics and professional courses; The total score is 500, mathematics 150, English and politics 100, and specialized courses 150. Regarding how many points are qualified, the first is to reach the national line, and the second is to look at the scores of colleges and universities. According to regions and types of schools, the whole country is divided into Class A, Class B and Class C with different control lines. In addition, 985 colleges and universities all draw their own lines, and they can only enter the re-examination after reaching the corresponding score.