What are the college entrance examination subjects, and how many points do they take?

What are the college entrance examination subjects, and how many points each account for are as follows:

Language 150, Mathematics 150, Foreign Language 100, Politics 100, History 100, Geography 80, Physics 80, Chemistry 80, Biology 80.

1. Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages are compulsory subjects.

Chinese, mathematics and foreign languages are all compulsory subjects in the college entrance examination. Among them, Chinese and mathematics each account for 150, and foreign languages account for 100. Among these three subjects, Chinese is usually one of the subjects that candidates need to pay the most time and attention. Mathematics requires candidates to have a solid mathematical foundation and problem-solving ability, while foreign languages require candidates to have an English foundation and good listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.

2. The score of ideological, political and historical geography is relatively high.

Politics, history and geography are comprehensive subjects. Compared with comprehensive subjects, the scores of these three subjects are relatively high, with 280 points. These three subjects have great influence on the cognition of society and country, as well as the historical and cultural literacy. Candidates need to pay attention to accumulation and understanding in the preparation process.

3. The scores of comprehensive subjects are equivalent.

Science includes physics, chemistry and biology, with 240 points, which is equivalent. These three subjects require candidates to have a solid mathematical foundation and experimental operation ability, while paying attention to the understanding and consolidation of concepts and knowledge.

There may be subtle changes in each province.

It should be noted that the subject setting and score arrangement of college entrance examination in different provinces may be slightly different. Therefore, in the process of preparing for the college entrance examination, candidates need to understand and master the specific situation of their own provinces in order to prepare for the exam more pertinently.

5. Propositional characteristics of different disciplines

Each subject's examination proposition has its own unique characteristics. For example, the Chinese test not only examines students' language expression and reading comprehension ability, but also may involve composition, classical Chinese and other contents. Mathematics examination requires candidates to master mathematical knowledge and operational skills, and be able to use them flexibly. Its proposition usually includes selection, filling in the blanks, calculation, proof and other forms.

The foreign language test focuses on the candidates' listening, speaking, reading and writing abilities. For literature and comprehensive subjects, the history test focuses on students' understanding and significance of historical events and people; Geographical examination requires candidates to master geographical knowledge and comprehensive analysis ability; The ideological and political examination requires candidates to have a deep understanding of the basic principles and policies of the party and the country, and at the same time requires students to have certain ability to analyze and solve problems.