Nanjing Xuanwu secondary vocational school score line

Grades are generally accepted from high to low according to majors, so there is no accurate standard.

Nanjing Xuanwu Secondary Vocational School belongs to Xuanwu District, Nanjing, a strong education area in the province. It is a full-time public four-star vocational school in Jiangsu Province and a high-level modern vocational school in Jiangsu Province. It is sponsored by the government and managed by the Education Bureau.

The school has five-year higher vocational colleges, 3+3 secondary vocational colleges, characteristic colleges, college entrance examination classes, technical secondary schools, comprehensive high schools, China-Korea, China-US, China-Canada and China-Singapore cooperation classes, and there are four professional departments, namely, Art Department, Information Technology Department, Modern Service Department and International Cooperation Department, with nearly 18 majors. Among them, computer network technology, computer application, art painting, leisure service, beauty and fitness, music and dance performance, business Korean, computer animation, game making and other majors are the brands and characteristics of Jiangsu Province, information technology specialty groups and art design specialty groups are the modern professional groups of Jiangsu Vocational Schools, and modern information technology training bases and cultural creativity and visual communication training bases are the modern training bases of Jiangsu Vocational Schools.

Among the full-time teachers in the school, 60% have senior professional titles, graduate students and double undergraduate degrees, including Jiangsu special-grade teachers 1 person, 2 professors-level senior lecturers, 2 leading vocational education talents in Jiangsu province, 4 academic leaders in Nanjing1person, 2 "Top Ten" double-qualified teachers in Nanjing, and members of provincial and municipal teaching and research centers1person. More than 30 kinds of national planning textbooks and industry planning textbooks compiled by school teachers are publicly published and distributed nationwide by state-level clubs such as Higher Education Press.