What university should the top 1,000 liberal arts students in Chongqing College Entrance Examination go to? Zhihu

If you analyze the ranking of each university's admission score in your province, this is obviously impossible. The project is too vast. You can first determine a rough range based on your own scores.

First of all, determine whether your score is for undergraduate or junior college in the province, and which batch you are admitted to.

Secondly, find all the schools whose scores match this batch of admissions. Of course, you can divide them according to provinces and cities. You don’t need to list the provinces and cities you don’t want to go to. Then analyze the transfer cutoffs and admission scores of these schools in recent years.

Finally, it’s the major. If you fill out your application with major as the priority, choose the major first and then the school, and vice versa.

After you have selected a few more promising universities, you can refer to the following methods to specifically analyze whether these universities can admit you:

First of all, the scores in previous years For reference, check the investment lines of this university in your province for three years (or more).

Secondly, find out the ranking of candidates in the province for the score where this line is located.

Again, compare the ranking trend for three years or more to see whether it is rising or falling.

Finally, look at your own provincial ranking this year. This basically leads to a conclusion.

Because the scores fluctuate every year, and the rankings are mostly not much different, plus the prediction of the trend is basically reliable.