How has the national line been divided over the years?

There are three bases for the delineation of the national line:

1. The policy direction of postgraduate training, such as encouraging the development of some professional and master's majors, is less likely;

2. Changes in the number of candidates nationwide;

3. Changes in the difficulty of subject propositions. It has nothing to do with the score line of 34 independent enrollment colleges.

The total score for the postgraduate entrance examination is: 500 points for Politics: 100 points for English:

100 points in mathematics or professional courses: 150 points, professional courses: 150 points national line is a low score cut-off.

There are occasional fluctuations, and each subject has a cut-off score, such as English and Politics, which is 48 most of the time. That is, if a single subject has not passed the country.

If you have a home line, there will be no chance of re-examination, and you will not be able to adjust. No school will admit you, and your scores in other subjects will no longer be used. Each subject in each school has its own cut-off score, and the basic single subject line and the national line are the same.

However, there will be a limit to the total score, not only for a single subject to pass the line, but also.

The total score should also pass the line, for example, the admission score of a graduate student in a certain school is 48 in English, 45 in politics, 85 in mathematics, 85 in professional courses, and 263 in the admission line, then you must pass the low score line in each subject, and the total score will add up to 263 In addition, the first choice is very important, if you don't have the first choice, you can.

The share of the adjustment, and the transfer, the school in the first district has nothing to do with you, you can only adjust the school in the second district.

It is mainly determined according to the national master's enrollment plan, for example, this year's 1 million candidates, the enrollment plan is 300,000, then the national re-examination score line is set at about 300,000 according to the subject admission ratio, of course, the national re-examination score line is only a reference score line, and there is a difference with the actual situation.

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There are 2 types of correct cut-offs for individual subjects:

Full score = 100 points (e.g. politics, English).

Full score" 100 points (such as 150 points in mathematics, or 300 points in other subject unified examinations, such as education, history, medicine) This score line is determined according to the lowest of these single subjects, for example, English is generally the most difficult, the lowest score, then the score line calculated in English is used as the single subject line, and the subjects with > 100 points are proportionally expanded. So, don't think that the cut-off score for individual subjects is divided into English, politics, and mathematics.

According to the economic development and education level of different regions in different regions of the country, the Ministry of Education has divided the country's 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions into two categories, namely Category A and Category B. The former has a higher score and the latter is slightly lower, with a difference of 2-10 points.

If the single subject or total score of the candidate applying for the Category A region does not exceed the score line of the Category A region, but exceeds the national threshold of the Category B region, he or she can participate in the adjustment of the Category B region.

1 Cinema. The cinema 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 relevant majors of the university. Generally, schools directly use the national line as the theater line, but the popular school theater line may be higher than the national line.

To put it simply, the cinema line is a popular university and a popular major, due to the large number of applicants and the high score of the examiner, it is necessary to clarify a line on the basis of the national line, so as to give a clearer explanation to the students who can enter the re-examination and cannot enter the re-examination, and also give a clearer reference to the candidates of the next session.

2 professional lines. Some schools or some majors directly draw professional lines instead of theater lines. After the preliminary examination results come out, the school will rank according to the results, and each sub-category of majors under the first-level discipline will have its own different admission highest score and lowest admission score, and the admission minimum score line is usually called the admission score line of this major.

When you check the results, some colleges and universities will give professional rankings, and the re-examination list of these colleges and universities is determined by the ranking plus the re-examination ratio, for example, the re-examination ratio of colleges and universities is 1:, if the enrollment quota is 20 people, then there will be 24 candidates (1-24) to enter the re-examination.

If the general score is higher, then the score of the 24th place may be much higher than the national line, if the general score is low, and only 20 students have higher scores than the national line, then the remaining places need to be supplemented by adjustment, so the national line is only the minimum standard for entering the retest. Which major you are taking the exam, you have to pass the professional line corresponding to this major before you can enter the re-examination.

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 graduate students is the national line that appeared after the December exam. Each of the 34 autonomous colleges and universities will draw its own cut-off score. If the candidate meets the national standard, he or she can only take the re-examination and adjustment.

Following the announcement of the results of the 2014 National Master's Degree Examination in mid-to-late February, 34 self-drawn graduate admissions units will also release re-examination results at the end of February. Candidates should verify whether they have passed the re-examination results and prepare for the re-examination or adjustment.

In mid-to-late March, the Ministry of Education's examination center will announce the national unified score line. The country divides the A and B regions according to the test-retake scores of the 12 university subjects, as well as individual examinations and special professional examinations.

At the end of March, retesting of research and recruitment units across the country continued. The time, place, subject and method of re-examination are determined by the admissions unit and usually end in early May.

It is related to the proportion of the number of people, related to Area A, and the BC decreases regularly in turn, and it is also related to the employment situation of the year and the expansion of enrollment after the examination.

The national line is the minimum line delineated by the Ministry of Education according to the registration and examination situation of the current year, when the results of all candidates are summarized to the Ministry of Education, according to the number of admissions in the current year, to ensure that the number of online students exceeds 2% of the enrollment number.

Each school will also draw a score line according to its own student origin and test scores, and the basic principle is to draw the line according to the number of students enrolled, but it must be higher than the national line (except for 34 schools).

The national line for postgraduate entrance examination is based on the region, the number of applicants, and the difficulty of the initial examination paper.

The National Unified Entrance Examination for Master's Students, referred to as "Postgraduate Entrance Examination", is an admissions examination for fresh undergraduate graduates, undergraduate graduates and equivalent students to study for master's degree in colleges and universities, similar to the college entrance examination that high school graduates need to take to enter universities. It is composed of the preliminary examination and the re-examination organized by the National Examination Department and the enrollment unit. The postgraduate entrance examination is the main channel for university graduates to obtain master's and doctoral degrees.

Those who take the postgraduate examination must meet the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Education's "Admission Guidelines for the Postgraduate Entrance Examination". The preliminary examination of the 2023 National Postgraduate Entrance Examination is scheduled for December 24 and 25, 2022, and a few examination subjects with a duration of more than 3 hours or special requirements such as the use of drawing boards are scheduled for December 26.

The significance of the postgraduate entrance examination:

1. Changing yourself, challenging yourself, exercising patience and perseverance, and proving your ability is also a way to show your own value.

2. Improve academic qualifications and obtain higher diplomas, which is beneficial to employment and improves their own gold content.

5. Continue to learn various extracurricular skills of the major or person you are interested in, enjoy the fun of life, enrich your life experience, and accumulate life experience.