What does the college entrance examination strong foundation plan mean?

The College Entrance Examination Strengthening Foundation Plan is a brand-new college entrance examination enrollment plan launched by the Ministry of Education in 2020.

The Strong Foundation Plan mainly recruits subjects and majors that meet the national development strategy. It is not static and will change with the changes of the times. The main enrollment majors of the Strong Foundation Plan are divided into two types.

The first is basic subject majors, such as mathematics, physics, paleography and other majors. The second is talents in high-end scientific and technological fields that are in line with national security, such as artificial intelligence, new materials and other majors. On the basis of "comprehensive evaluation", the advantages of the original "independent enrollment" will be absorbed.

The Strong Foundation Program mainly selects students who are determined to serve the country’s major strategic needs and have excellent overall qualities or top-notch basic subjects. Highlighting the supporting and leading role of basic disciplines, relevant universities should combine their own school-running characteristics and focus on recruiting students in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, philosophy, paleography and other related majors.

Detailed interpretation of the college entrance examination strong foundation plan:

The strong foundation plan absorbs the advantages of the original independent enrollment and comprehensive evaluation. The Strong Foundation Program mainly selects “students who are determined to serve the country’s major strategic needs and have excellent overall qualities, or who are top-notch in basic subjects.”

The comprehensive evaluation has received policy support. After the college entrance examination, it will be converted into a comprehensive score based on the college entrance examination results, college comprehensive assessment results, comprehensive quality evaluation, etc. The admission model of the "Strong Foundation Plan" can be said to be an enhanced version of "comprehensive evaluation."

Students who engage in competition still have a way out. For a very small number of candidates with outstanding abilities and performance in relevant subject areas, the relevant colleges and universities may formulate conditions and methods for the examination of exceptional colleges and universities, and announce them to the public in advance.

For candidates who meet the special admission requirements of colleges and universities, the candidates' college entrance examination scores should meet the requirements determined in the college admissions brochure, and in principle should not be lower than the minimum control score for undergraduate admissions in each province (region, city).

Naked test takers are still the mainstream. The enrollment plan of the "Strong Foundation Plan" follows the principle of "one school, one policy". The admission batch of the Strong Foundation Plan should belong to the undergraduate early batch and be conducted before the regular batch (undergraduate batch).