Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Postgraduate Admission Scores

The admission scores of graduate students in Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine are: Nursing (Master) 3 18 and Nursing (Master) 302.

The following are the admission scores for professional degrees:

326 points for dermatology and venereology, 309 points for obstetrics and gynecology, 308 points for radiological imaging, 305 points for ultrasound medicine, 365,438+00 points for rehabilitation medicine and physiotherapy, 302 points for nursing, 3265,438+0 points for stomatology of stomatology college, 65,438+077 points for management of humanities and management college, and 333 points for internal medicine and surgery of traditional Chinese medicine.

The following are the admission scores for academic degrees:

The scores of nursing in nursing college are 3 18, audiology in medical technology and information engineering college is 327, medical technology score is 3 19, and the scores of seminal vesicle disease and seminal vesicle hygiene are 3 19.

Re-examination content: English listening (10%), spoken English and professional foreign languages (10%), professional knowledge (60%) and comprehensive quality (20%).

Total score = initial score /5 * 65%+ total score of re-examination * 35%+ bonus points.

Plus points: 5 points for candidates with innovative achievements (provincial and ministerial achievements and being the first person in charge); Students who apply for professional types have clinical nursing work experience, plus 0.5 points/year, with a maximum bonus of 2 points.

The principle of eliminating candidates: the candidates whose total score is unqualified in the second interview or whose total score ranks lower after the initial test conversion.

Brief introduction of Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a comprehensive university combining traditional Chinese medicine with traditional Chinese medicine. Established in 1959, located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. The school, formerly known as Zhejiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was founded in 1959. 1975 was renamed Zhejiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and 1996 was upgraded to an undergraduate college and renamed Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. After years of development, the school has gradually formed superior disciplines such as traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture and massage, and traditional Chinese medicine diagnostics.

The school now has 18 secondary colleges and 1 independent colleges, including 1 doctoral degree authorized units, 6 master degree authorized units, 2 key disciplines of the Ministry of Education and 7 key disciplines of colleges and universities in Zhejiang Province. The school has a high-level teaching staff, and a number of famous academic experts and well-known experts have emerged. At the same time, it has perfect laboratories and scientific research institutions, and has carried out a number of leading international and domestic scientific research work.