What is the National Entrance Examination Line? What is the difference between the A and B national

The national line for postgraduate entrance examination refers to the basic requirements for candidates applying for the unified examination, MBA and LLM professional degrees to enter the re-examination according to the training objectives of master's students, combined with the annual enrollment plan, the source of students and the overall preliminary examination results. There is a difference between the scores of the national lines in Zone A and Zone B. The national line for postgraduate entrance examination is divided into two categories: A and B, with the highest score line for class A, followed by the area of class B.

There is usually a 2 10-point difference between the cut-off scores for these two types of areas.

The national re-examination score line for postgraduate entrance examination is the national line after the examination in December every year, and the 34 independent marking colleges and universities will delineate the score line by themselves, and candidates can only participate in the re-examination and adjustment if they reach the national line. After the announcement of the results of the 2014 National Master's Examination in mid-to-late February, 34 self-marking graduate admissions units will also announce the re-examination score line at the end of February. In mid-to-late March, the examination center of the Ministry of Education will announce the national unified score line.

According to the 12 university disciplines, the state divides the re-examination score lines for the two categories of A and B, as well as for individual examinations and special professional examinations. At the end of March, the re-examination of various research and recruitment units across the country was carried out one after another. The time, place, subject and method of the re-examination are determined by the enrollment unit, and generally end in early May.

Most of the provinces in Area A are strong in education, with more educational resources, and most of the major famous schools are concentrated in Area A, so the number of applicants is more competitive and fierce. Most of the provinces in Zone B are slightly weaker in education, and the competition for candidates in Zone B is relatively small. The national line is based on different regions, and the score line standard is different, that is, the A area line and the B area line.

The difference between Zone A and Zone B for postgraduate entrance examinations:

1. The admission score line of the universities in Zone A shall refer to the national A-line standard of Zone A, and the admission score of the universities in Zone B shall refer to the national B-line standard.

2. The scores are different, and the national line in Zone A is higher than the national line in Zone B.

3. The adjustment is different, if the candidates of the universities in Zone A reach the national line, they can be adjusted to the colleges and universities in Zone B, but if the candidates who apply for the universities in Zone B reach the national B line, they can only be adjusted to each other in the universities in Zone B, and cannot be adjusted to the colleges and universities in Zone A.

The National Entrance Examination Score, also known as the "National Score Line for Postgraduate Entrance Examination" and "National Postgraduate Entrance Examination Score Line", is the basic standard for candidates applying for the unified examination, MBA and LLM professional degrees to enter the re-examination according to the training objectives of master's students, combined with the annual enrollment plan, the source of students and the overall preliminary examination results, including the total score requirements of the examination subjects and the score requirements of individual subjects; Unified basic score requirements for the re-examination shall be implemented for undergraduate graduates and non-recent graduates.

Zone A has the highest score and a good school; Zone B has a low score line, which is easy to get into, and the school is average; Zone C is one level lower, and I don't seem to have heard of the schools in Zone C.

The score line of the postgraduate entrance examination in Zone A needs to be analyzed in combination with the colleges and majors you are applying for.

Take the minimum score cut-off for each major admitted in 2021 as an example:

<> normal Zone A will have a 10-point higher total score than Zone B.

The national line of BAI is divided into two categories: A and DUB, with the highest score line for class A, followed by class B region.

The number of DAO lines in these two types of regions is usually 2 10 points apart. Answer.

The National Entrance Examination is the Ministry of Education's determination of the basic requirements for candidates applying for the unified examination, MBA and LLM professional degrees to enter the re-examination according to the training objectives of master's students, combined with the annual enrollment plan, the source of students and the overall preliminary examination results, including the total score requirements of the examination subjects and the score requirements of individual subjects. Fresh undergraduate graduates and non-recent graduates are subject to a unified basic score requirement for entering the re-examination.

The national line is the basic score requirement for master's degree candidates to enter the re-examination, which is the basic score line, and must be passed to be eligible for the re-examination. The national line is generally announced at the end of February and the beginning of March each year.

The school score line (referred to as the school line) is the re-examination qualification line determined by each enrollment unit on the basis of the national line and according to the remaining vacancies of students in the relevant majors of the school. In addition, the Ministry of Education has approved 34 colleges and universities to determine their own score lines (self-underlined), and the self-underlined schools are generally announced around mid-March each year.

The results of the 2014 master's preliminary examination have been announced one after another, and some candidates already know their postgraduate examination results, so when will the national line be released? According to the announcement time in recent years, it is expected that the 2014 national line for postgraduate entrance examination will be announced in mid to late March.

Lines are drawn by eastern, central, and western lines. The score line slowly decreases from left to right.