2019 Central Judicial Police College Admission Cutoffs by Province

The admission scores of the Central Judicial Police College in each province in 2019:

Beijing liberal arts 491, science 437. Tianjin Liberal Arts 439, Science 421. Hebei: Liberal Arts 510, Science 496.

Shanxi Liberal Arts 476, Science 432. Inner Mongolia Liberal Arts 452, Science 451. Liaoning Liberal Arts 514, Science 494.

Jilin Liberal Arts 461, Science 425. Heilongjiang Liberal Arts 428, Science 429. Shanghai Liberal Arts 491, Science 437.

Jiangsu Liberal Arts 311, Science 399. Zhejiang Liberal Arts 591, Science 536. Anhui liberal arts 527, science 471.

Fujian Liberal Arts 448, Science 427. Jiangxi Liberal Arts 530, Science 490. Shandong Liberal Arts 506, Science 488.

Henan Liberal Arts 491, Science 421. Hubei Liberal Arts 451, Science 450. Hunan Liberal Arts 528, Science 453.

Guangdong Liberal Arts 473, Science 408. Guangxi Liberal Arts 406, Science 354. Hainan has 594 in liberal arts and 578 in science.

Chongqing has 474 in liberal arts and 500 in science. Sichuan liberal arts 500, science 497. Guizhou Liberal Arts 509, Science 423.

Yunnan Liberal Arts 503, Science 438. Tibetan Liberal Arts 355, Science 329. Shaanxi Liberal Arts 468, Science 430.

Gansu liberal arts 458, science 437.

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The Central Judicial Police College is the only general institution of higher learning directly under the Ministry of Justice. It is located in the famous historical and cultural city-Baoding City, Hebei Province. The school is the highest institution in China’s judicial administration system. It shoulders the important task of cultivating high-level professionals in China’s judicial administration, especially the prison labor education system, and training leading cadres and senior police officers in the judicial administration system. It is known as the “cradle of middle- and senior-level police officers” in China.

The school was founded in 1956 and was formerly known as the Ministry of Public Security’s Labor Reform Cadre School. In 1983, it was placed under the leadership of the Ministry of Justice. In April 2002, the Central Judicial Police College was officially established, focusing on general undergraduate education. In October 2011, it was approved by the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council as a pilot unit for the construction of professional master's degrees in law, and obtained the right to award master's degrees.

Department Settings

As of May 2017, the school has the School of Prison Studies, the School of Law, the Department of Correctional Education, the Department of Information Management, the Department of Police Management, the Department of Basic Course Teaching and Research, the Department of Marxism-Leninism 12 teaching units, including the Teaching and Research Department, Police Sports Teaching and Research Department, Continuing Education Department, Training Department, Graduate Education Department and Modern Education Technology Center, offer 19 undergraduate majors and professional directions.