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The differences between Hong Kong College Entrance Examination and Mainland China College Entrance Examination.
In Hong Kong, the "College Entrance Examination" taken by middle school students is called "Hong Kong Diploma Examination" (hereinafter referred to as "Diploma Examination"), also known as the Hong Kong Diploma in the Secondary Education Examination.

1. Hong Kong Diploma Examination * * * subjects are divided into three categories, including 24 subjects (4 core subjects and 20 elective subjects) in A-level senior high schools, applied learning subjects in B-level and other language categories in C-level. ..

Mainland college entrance examination subjects: Chinese, mathematics, liberal arts/science integration, foreign languages (if there is a foreign language listening test, it should be arranged before the written foreign language test begins).

2. The Hong Kong Diploma Examination is conducted separately in all subjects, so it lasts for a long time, from March to May.

On the mainland, it is June 7th and 8th every year, and some provinces have three days (June 9th).

3. After Hong Kong candidates have successfully passed the diploma examination and achieved good results, they can apply for admission to eight universities in Hong Kong, including the University of Hong Kong, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. You can also apply for mainland universities by virtue of your graduation certificate exam results. At present, there are 102 mainland universities that enroll students for the Hong Kong Diploma Examination without examination.

The college entrance examination in Chinese mainland is mostly online admission, which is based on the candidates' scores and voluntary admission. The current way of volunteering is to divide universities across the country into several batches.

In addition, there are many colleges and universities that enroll students independently, but the selected candidates must take the national unified examination, and their scores must reach the admission control scores of the same batch of pilot schools determined by the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) where the students are located. By the end of 20 15, Shandong, Shanxi, Tianjin, Zhejiang, Fujian, Sichuan, Guangxi and other provinces had cancelled the enrollment of "three books" in batches, and Hubei announced that it would cancel the enrollment of "three books" in the college entrance examination in 20 16.

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In order to ensure that the method of reporting results is in line with international standards and has high transparency and clarity, the results of Class A subjects in the Hong Kong Diploma Examination are reported in a "horizontal reference mode". Candidates' scores are divided into five grades, namely 1-5, with the fifth grade as the highest grade. Candidates with better grades in grade 5 will receive "5**", and those with better grades will be marked with "5 *"; Those whose performance is lower than grade 1 will be marked as "No Grade".

This test scoring method does not divide the percentage according to the relative scores of candidates among all candidates, so it can better reflect the knowledge and skills mastered by candidates themselves and is not affected by the scores of other candidates.

Individual course providers are responsible for the assessment of class B applied learning subjects. The results are reported as "up to standard", "up to standard with excellent performance (i)" and "up to standard with excellent performance (II)" respectively, and the level below "up to standard" will be defined as "not up to standard".

Other language subjects in Class C adopt Cambridge International Advanced Supplementary Level Examination questions, and Cambridge International is also responsible for marking and grading. The scores are reported in five grades: a-e, in which E is the lowest, A is the highest, and scores below E are "No Rating".

References:

People's Network-Hong Kong "College Entrance Examination"