scoring more than 700 points in the college entrance examination is a watershed. Students who can achieve such scores are basically the best among academics, and they have almost no shortcomings, otherwise it would be impossible to achieve this result.
In most provinces, with a score of 700 or above, there is basically no big problem in applying to the two top universities, Tsinghua University and Peking University. Even if the major is not ideal, there is probably no problem in admission.
In this year's college entrance examination, there are a very large number of high-scoring candidates in Yunnan Province, whether in science or liberal arts. As can be seen from the one-point and one-paragraph table, there are 55 people with a score of 700 or above in science, and 51 people with a score of 680 or above in liberal arts.
In other provinces, there is no big problem for students in this score range to enter Qingbei , but not in Yunnan. In the enrollment plan of Tsinghua University and Peking University in Yunnan this year, the number of students enrolled in Tsinghua University is 27, and Peking University is even less, only 20 people.
There are a total of 47 places, but there are more than 100 students with high scores in arts and sciences. It is obvious that half of them will not be admitted to Qingbei in the end, and it is inevitable that candidates with scores above 700 will fail.
Quite a few friends have questioned whether the admission quotas of the two schools in the north and Qing Dynasty in Yunnan are too small, which has caused the candidates in Yunnan to pass and to such an extent that they cannot even get into these two top universities with a score of 700.
Some friends also questioned that Yunnan is not a major province in education. The province’s educational resources are not only not rich, but even scarce in some areas. How could there be so many high-scoring candidates under such circumstances?
Why is there such a cluster of high-scoring students in Yunnan this year? Whether the enrollment quota of Tsinghua University and Peking University in Yunnan is reasonable? If you check the data carefully, you will have the answer.
l Is Qingbei’s placement quota in Yunnan reasonable?
Yunnan’s college entrance examination in 2022 will use the national A paper, which is the same paper used by Guangxi, Guizhou, Sichuan and Tibet. It is understood that the difficulty of today's National A-level roll is slightly lower than last year.
The one-point and one-paragraph table in 2022 shows that there are 56 people in Sichuan with a science score of 695 or above, 16 people in Guangxi with a science score of 696 or above, and 51 people in Guizhou with a score of 663 or above. Tibet lacks comparability due to lack of educational resources.
The number of candidates in Yunnan is 380,000, Sichuan is 580,000, Guangxi is 610,000, and Guizhou is 480,000. In 2021, the total number of people in Qingbei through various channels in these provinces is 100 in Yunnan, 320 in Sichuan, 160 in Guangxi, and 140 in Guizhou.
It is obvious that Yunnan, Guangxi and Guizhou have the lowest admission rates from Qingbei. Relatively speaking, these provinces are also provinces with relatively weak educational resources. It is understandable that the enrollment ratios of the two schools in northern Qing Dynasty in these provinces are relatively low.
l Yunnan’s college entrance examination has bonus points
Yunnan’s college entrance examination is not entirely bare points. The "Yunnan Province 2012 New Curriculum Reform General College Admissions Examination Work Plan" clearly stipulates that candidates who pass 11 academic proficiency tests will have a quantitative score of 22 points.
In other words, the total score of the college entrance examination for Yunnan candidates is not 750 points, but 772 points. Their total score is 22 points higher than candidates from other provinces.
The college entrance examination is a PK model in this province. Therefore, the extra 22 points will not bring any unfairness. Everyone has extra points, and there is essentially no difference between no extra points and no extra points.
The only difference is that the total score of candidates in Yunnan is 22 points higher than that of candidates in other provinces. This is why Yunnan's educational resources are not as good as Sichuan, but the high-scoring candidates are almost the same as Sichuan.
l Is one test across the country fairer?
Colleges and universities, especially some top colleges and universities, do have a very obvious tendency to recruit students in various provinces. The more provinces lack educational resources, the lower the enrollment ratio.
Therefore, some friends suggested that the separate admission model for each province should be abolished and a national set of test papers should be adopted, and admissions should be based entirely on scores. They believe that this admission model is more fair.
Little did he know that this method was even more unfair. Once a nationwide test was adopted and the admission model was unified based on scores, the college entrance examination would become a game for some provinces with developed economies and concentrated educational resources. The vast majority of students in backward provinces will never get ahead.
Education ultimately compares to economic foundation and educational resources.How can provinces that are lagging behind in these two aspects be able to compete with developed provinces and provinces with strong education in the same national examination?
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Regarding the admission model of the college entrance examination, Tsinghua University and Peking University, as the two top universities in my country, have always been the center of attention. They will be very cautious in recruiting students in major provinces.
Even if they cannot be absolutely fair, at least they will be relatively fair. At least we can't let anyone find obvious loopholes, otherwise we won't be able to explain it to the public. After all, these two universities are financially supported by the country.
It is an indisputable fact that provinces with poor university resources have relatively more difficulties in college entrance examination admission. It is also an open secret that university resources are tilted towards local areas. Super cities such as Beijing and Shanghai have a natural advantage.
Yunnan’s education situation is still relatively backward compared with developed provinces. Although on the surface, it seems that there are indeed students with more than 700 points who cannot be admitted to Tsinghua and Peking University, but what about subtracting these 22? Will there still be students with 700 points who cannot go to Qingbei?
There is no doubt that Yunnan does not have an advantage in the admission model of colleges and universities. The resources of local colleges and universities are limited, and students can only develop outward. In this process, it is impossible to demand that the admissions work of colleges and universities in other provinces and cities is completely fair.
However, when it comes to the level of Qingbei, it is completely different. As the two top universities, relative fairness still needs to be maintained. Unless the test paper is particularly simple, it is unlikely that you will not be able to get into Qingbei with a score of 700.
