Is there a requirement for oral test scores, and if so, which grade is above ABCD?

According to the admission brochure, Shanghai candidates are required to take the foreign language oral test with grade C or above.

The oral test results are only limited to admission eligibility, and the oral test results will only be taken into account if the test scores are tied.

According to the admission brochure, Shanghai candidates are required to take the foreign language oral test with grade C or above.

The oral test results are only limited to admission qualifications, and the oral test results will only be taken into account when the college entrance examination scores are tied.

Is it the enrollment Jiandong Oak Seal that you are looking at upstairs? Even if the major is not verbal, shouldn't it be admitted according to the foreign language major?

However, the brochure only says C grade or above.

Yes, the requirements for the speaking of the foreign Chinese university team are quite high.

Yes, the oral test is graded in a, a, a, b, and so on.

The above requirements include A above A.

The English requirements for foreign language majors are bound to be high, mathematics and English are the first reference factors for entering the university to choose a foreign language major, and many universities have to take a foreign language proficiency test, and then take classes graded, so come on, teenager, I wish you success.

First of all, the oral test, and then the English score should be relatively good, not necessarily very high, and after going to university, you will be divided into English classes according to your English scores.

The score of the oral examination must be at least B. Last year, the cut-off score for the admission of foreign arts was 515Naked exams.

If you are an independent student and sign a contract, you will be admitted as long as the score reaches 468 points. Submissions are given priority in English, so there may be cases where they have the same score but are not in the same major.

If your province or region has a speaking test, it is a must. According to the admission guidelines, all majors in foreign Chinese universities are eligible for admission only if they pass the oral test. However, the oral test score usually does not affect the admission order, it is only a matter of qualifications, and the admission order is still determined by the total score of the college entrance examination.

I'm from Hubei.

At that time, the requirement for the college entrance examination was to pass the oral test.

But admission is basically not related to speaking scores.

It still depends on the total score of the college entrance examination, including extra points or something.

It should be accepted, English majors require English, and the rest are not required.