How to calculate the admission rate of two books and one book?

The admission rate of college entrance examination is a standard reference coefficient to determine the difficulty of college entrance examination in a province (city). The higher the admission rate, the easier it is to enter the university, and the lower the admission rate, the more difficult it is to enter the university. The key factor that determines the difficulty of the college entrance examination in a region is not the difficulty of the examination paper, nor the admission score and the total number of people taking the college entrance examination, but the final admission rate.

Admission rate of college entrance examination = the total number of students enrolled in this province by major participating institutions this year/the total number of students taking the college entrance examination in this province.

One admission rate = the number of students enrolled in this batch of colleges and universities this year/the total number of students taking the college entrance examination in this province.

Admission rate = the number of students enrolled in the second batch of colleges and universities this year/the total number of students taking the college entrance examination in this province.

Undergraduate admission rate = the number of college students enrolled this year/the total number of people taking the college entrance examination in this province.

Analysis on the Admission Rate of Provinces

In Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin, the college entrance examination has an absolute monopoly advantage. Moreover, these three cities are characterized by self-sufficiency in university resources, and few places are provided by universities from other provinces.

In Qinghai, Ningxia and Xizang Autonomous Region, the college entrance examination has an absolute advantage in policy care, and college entrance examination immigrants can go to Qinghai. In addition, it has been pointed out that the admission rates of these three provinces are "artificially high". Under the conditions defined in this paper, the admission rate of these three provinces is actually high, but the admission quality is limited. After all, thousands of places are thrown by universities in this province. Admission rate and admission quality are not the same concept.

Heilongjiang, Jilin and Northeast Liaoning provinces were hacked in Zhihu because of their profound internal data accumulation after the founding of the People's Republic of China, but others did very well in higher education and family planning, and there were few candidates and universities in this province.

Xinjiang and Hainan are basically an echelon, and the number of enrollment indicators is inclined to one or two universities in this province.

Chongqing, Shaanxi, Hubei and Jiangsu are basically an echelon, which is characterized by a large number of colleges and universities in the province or municipalities directly under the central government, and generally has certain admission advantages. However, there are also subdivisions. The competitive pressure of college entrance examination in Chongqing is obviously greater than the other three, mainly due to the lack of higher education resources in Chongqing.