The analysis of the 2022 college entrance examination enrollment plan has been issued. Recently, candidates in various league cities in Inner Mongolia have received the paper version of the enrollment plan. In fact, before this, the Autonomous Region Education Examination Agency

The analysis of the 2022 college entrance examination enrollment plan has been issued. Recently, candidates in various league cities in Inner Mongolia have received the paper version of the enrollment plan. In fact, before this, the Autonomous Region Education Examination Agency released the electronic version on the official website as early as June 25. I have The enrollment plans have been analyzed twice. For details, see:

Tibet Autonomous Region universities have no undergraduate enrollment plans in the arts and sciences in Inner Mongolia in the past two years.

We can see that most of the enrollment plans are within the district. The enrollment plan for undergraduate colleges in the district in 2022 is 38,789 students, accounting for 51.1% of the total undergraduate enrollment plan of 75,911.

In 2022, the three northeastern provinces of , Beijing, and Shandong are scheduled to enroll more than 2,000 students in arts and sciences. In addition, Tianjin, Hebei, Jiangsu, Shaanxi, Hubei, Hunan, and 5 provinces in North China are planning to enroll more than 1,500 students. , the three northeastern provinces in Inner Mongolia all have enrollment plans for liberal arts undergraduates of more than 1,000 students, while Shanghai only enrolls more than 800 students in Inner Mongolia.

From the above analysis, we can see that the number of college enrollments has a certain relationship with the region. North China and the three northeastern provinces provide Inner Mongolia with more higher education resources, and the undergraduate enrollment plan for arts and sciences accounts for 23%.

East China (Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Anhui, Jiangxi) enrollment plan accounts for 9%. There are 4,207 people from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Guangdong, accounting for 5.5%, and 1,929 people from Sichuan and Chongqing, accounting for 2.5%.

We can also see that the 2022 plan for liberal arts has decreased compared with 2021, and the number of science students has increased by nearly 900. This is mainly due to the increase or decrease in the enrollment plans of colleges and universities in the region.

2, liberal arts and science admissions changes in batches

Liberal arts:

The undergraduate batch and undergraduate batch B that liberal arts candidates are concerned about have increased. The undergraduate batch will increase by 6.1% in 2022 compared with 2021. In addition, there are also junior college early batches. Increase.

Science:

There are 4 batches of enrollment plans for science undergraduates: Advance B, Undergraduate First Batch, Undergraduate Second Batch, and Undergraduate Second Batch B. The number of undergraduate students decreased by 398, and Nei Da Manzhouli College accounts for a certain proportion.

3. Changes in the enrollment plan of double first-class colleges

The original 985 liberal arts college enrollment plan increased by 31 students, while the enrollment plan of double first-class colleges decreased by 166 students. Mainly domestic universities Manzhouli College did not enroll students in 2022.

The number of students enrolled in double first-class colleges in Inner Mongolia has increased, including the former 985 colleges and the former 211 colleges.

Batch comparison:

Proportion comparison:

Because there is only Inner Mongolia University one double first-class institution (formerly 211 institution) in the district, and its influence is small, the educational resources of high-level colleges and universities in the district are limited. , . Therefore, the vast majority of high-scoring candidates in the district will choose higher-quality higher education resources outside the district.

Inner Mongolia University has 677 liberal arts enrollment plans and 1,582 science enrollment plans in 2022, accounting for 30.66% and 15.71% of the dual first-class college enrollment plans respectively. Relatively speaking, it is more difficult for liberal arts candidates to enjoy high-quality higher education resources outside the region. .