High school students want to take the 985 university in the future, and the scores in these two subjects need to be above 120.
Therefore, high school students who want to apply for 985 colleges and universities in the future also need long-term training to keep their grades stable, so that they will have greater confidence to be admitted to 985 colleges in the future. Especially for the two subjects that the author is going to mention today, if the students in the second year of high school can maintain a score of 120 or more in their usual exams, they will have a greater chance of being admitted to 985 colleges and universities.
- Mathematics subject
Mathematics is one of the three main subjects in the college entrance examination, and it is also the most easily scored subject. Judging from years of teaching experience, students who are good at mathematics in high school have strong logical thinking ability and are generally good at physics. The world's great physicists are basically great mathematicians, such as Newton, who we know well, is a prime example. Therefore, students' math scores will also directly affect their physical learning, and will also affect the overall score of the college entrance examination. Among the mathematics questions in the college entrance examination, basic questions account for 80%, which is exactly 120 points.
If the student's score is stable above 120, it means that the student has basically mastered the basic knowledge of the textbook. If students can obtain this score in the first and second stages of high school, the foundation is very solid. When students enter the third year of high school, after various systematic training, there will be further commissions for their mathematics scores. Therefore, if the school can perform stably, the mathematics score of the college entrance examination will also be above 120 points. This provides a strong guarantee for students to be admitted to 985 colleges and universities.
- English subjects
Mathematics is the premise for students to be admitted to 985 colleges, and English is the "booster". It is very common for students with good grades in mathematics, good comprehensive grades in science, but poor English grades. Many netizens now suggest that English be abolished as a compulsory subject for the college entrance examination. It is because many students used to be partial to subjects, with good grades in mathematics and physics, but poor English grades, resulting in a low total score and only an ordinary school. Especially boys, many of them are "held back" by English.
Everyone must understand the fact that the college entrance examination needs a student with good overall quality, that is, a student with balanced development, not a student with a partial subject. If the English score is not good, not reaching about 120 points, it will be difficult to be admitted to 985 colleges and universities. The better the university, the more emphasis on the students' English achievement. Because in 985 University, there are often international exchanges, and students need to check various foreign documents, all of which require students to have a good foundation in English.
Even if your English score is relatively poor now, and you have not reached about 120 points, you can continue to work hard and move towards this goal. After entering the third year of high school, if the English score is still below 100 points, it will basically miss the 985 colleges and universities. After all, it is difficult for students with partial subjects to compete with students with comprehensive development. Among the existing college entrance examination rules, students with balanced development have obvious advantages.
If you are a science student and your math scores remain stable, you will have more energy to study other subjects, and your overall science score will also improve. And English scores, in science classes, will widen the gap. If both math and English are kept above 120, it will form a huge advantage. I believe that in the college entrance examination, the score will also exceed 600. In ordinary provinces, it is also possible to apply for 985 colleges and universities.