What is the general score of the provincial examination?

Generally speaking, a score of 65 or above in the provincial examination is more promising.

First of all, we must clarify a concept, and the minimum control line has basically no reference value.

According to the national examination of 20 19, the lowest control line of line survey is 50 points (sub-provincial level) and 45 points (prefecture level). Have you ever seen anyone who can get an interview with 50 points? That's a joke. So it depends on the lowest score in the interview. ? In recent years, the minimum score of interview has been rising. Except for Shandong and other big provinces, most areas have hope only if they get a score of 130 or above, excluding the "three unlimited" positions.

We can calculate the score of 130+, measure 70+ and apply for 60+, which is a reasonable proportion. If you apply better, you will get 70 and 60+ on the test. ? Therefore, the line test must be at least 65 to be competitive. To be safe, 70+ can't be less.

The correct way to brush the questions in the exam;

1, do not brush the simulation questions. Brushing simulation questions is a taboo, and many people come without knowing it. The difference between real questions and simulated questions is sometimes invisible to candidates, even to teachers, but candidates who do simulated questions are not as good as those who do real questions as a whole.

2. Don't combine real questions at will. For example, if you want to brush the quantitative relationship, then find a set of quantitative relationships of papers, stick them in the time brush, and then find another set.

3. It takes time to brush the questions, so you should constantly put pressure on yourself and make breakthroughs. The average test question is less than one minute. When you brush the questions, you should consciously compress the time and find the balance between your time and the correct rate.

4. Summary of brush questions. Brush the topic summary, but not summarize the wrong topic, but summarize your own state, your own skills, and your own time allocation, so as to continuously improve.