What is online and what does it mean to be offline and online

The online score is divided into "college online score" and "candidate online score".

"Institution online score" means that the score of a certain institution's transfer line exceeds the control line of the batch in which it is located.

"Candidate Online Score" means that the candidate's total score exceeds the score of the batch control line they have reached.

In the year when the test questions are difficult, the overall score of the candidates decreases, the admission control line is low, and the overall adjustment line of colleges and universities decreases, and vice versa; The difference between the adjustment line and the admission control line, i.e., the "online score", offsets the impact of the difficulty of the test questions, and should always maintain a certain value.

That's why instead of shifting the line, use "online points" as a reference. Under the condition that candidates fill in the balance of volunteers, the "online score" of an institution should maintain a certain value, which reflects the strength of the institution and its recognition in people's minds.

In fact, the "online score" of colleges and universities is also fluctuating every year, and sometimes the fluctuation range is very large, which is the situation of voluntary deviation, that is, the phenomenon of large and small years. The number of students who fill in the school in a certain year is many times higher than the planned enrollment number, and the direct result is that the admission score of the year is very high, and this year is called a big year.

Due to the high admission score of the previous year, the competition is extremely fierce, so that many candidates in the next year are discouraged and dare not apply for the school, the result is that there are few people participating in the competition, and the admission score will drop accordingly, which we call a small year. How to avoid the big year and welcome the small year is also one of the main purposes of volunteering. This phenomenon of large and small years has been alleviated by the use of parallel volunteering in the form of filling in volunteers, but it is unlikely to be eliminated completely.

The "online score" is the difference between the transfer line of a college and the admission control score line of the batch in which it is located. A candidate's "online score" is the difference between the candidate's total score and the admission control score of the batch they have reached.

Online pitching, that is, if you have extra points, for example, the second batch of undergraduates in the national line is 530, and you take the 531 test, according to the 531+ bonus points, if you take the 529 test, you can only choose from the three batches of undergraduates, and you can't go to the second batch, that is, the extra points are not added.

The online score can be divided into the online score of colleges and universities and the online score of mu empty potato candidates. An institution's online score refers to the difference between an institution's submission line and the admission control score of its batch. The offline score is generally only obtained after the college entrance examination, and the score obtained is the score below the standard value.

The online score of the candidate refers to the difference between the candidate's total score in the college entrance examination and the batch admission control score line reached. For example, the liberal arts candidate Xiao Wang's college entrance examination score in 2018 was 560 points, the admission control score line of the first batch of liberal arts that year was 547, and the score line of the second batch was 436,560-547 = 13,560-436 = 124, we said that Xiao Wang's online score in this batch was 13 points, and the online score of this second batch was 124 points. This 13 points is Xiao Wang's capital in this batch of selected colleges, and 124 points is Xiao Wang's capital in this second batch of selected colleges.

A student's online score is the difference between your score and the score line drawn by the Department of Education, that is, your score above that line. A school's online score is the school's score above the baseline. The line score is the number of points you are close to a certain score line.

71 is the lowest score line, and 93 and above are the upper scores.

For example, the offline score is 71 points, which means that the difference of 71 points to the second line is promoted.

"Online Division" is shown on the right;

It is divided into "online score of institutions" and "online score of candidates".

"Institution online score" means that the score of a certain institution's transfer line exceeds the control line of the batch in which it is located. For example, Hebei University of Technology 09 years of the shift line is 592 points, higher than the control line 592-569 = 23 points, its line score is 23 points.

"Candidate Online Score" means that the candidate's total score exceeds the score of the batch control line they have reached. For example, if a candidate's total score in 09 is 597 points, which is higher than the control line of 597-569 = 28 points, the score of the student line is 28 points.

"Online average score" refers to the average "online score" of an institution in recent years.

If the candidate's "online score" exceeds the "online average score" of the institution this year, the probability of admission will be larger, and the more it exceeds, the greater the probability of admission.

The "offline score" of the college is the difference between the file adjustment line of the third or junior college and the control score line of the second batch of undergraduate admissions. For example, in Hebei Province in 2005, the admission control score line of the second batch of literature and history undergraduates was 500 points, and the 05-year file adjustment line of the third batch of undergraduate A colleges and universities of Yanshan University was 489 points, and the difference was -11 points (489-500=-11), and we said that the "offline score" of the 05-year literature and history class of Liren College of Yanshan University was:

11 points. The candidate's "offline score" refers to the difference between the candidate's total score and the score line of the second batch of undergraduate admission. For example, the total score of a candidate in literature and history in Hebei Province in 05 years is 490 points, and the difference between the score line of the second batch of undergraduate admission control is -10 points (490-500=-10), and the candidate's "offline score" is -10 points.