How to choose subjects for the new college entrance examination is better?

The combination of "3+ 1+2" in the new college entrance examination is 12.

1 materialization

Professional coverage: 96.22%

Discipline correlation: This combination is a traditional pure science combination, and the learning correlation between disciplines is high, so it is generally chosen by candidates with strong science.

Difficulty in subject study: Physics and chemistry are both difficult subjects in science. Although biology is less difficult to learn than these two subjects, it also requires candidates to have super high memory and understanding. This combination is more difficult to learn.

Competitive pressure: There are a large number of candidates who choose this combination, and most of them are top students, so the competitive pressure is great. If the average candidate chooses this combination, it will obviously be at a competitive disadvantage.

2 Materialized politics

Professional coverage: 96.58%

Discipline relevance: Physics and chemistry belong to science, and politics pays attention to knowledge memory and understanding. The correlation between the three subjects is not high, and the subject field spans a lot.

Learning difficulty: both physics and chemistry are science and engineering. Physics is difficult to learn, and knowledge is closely related. It pays attention to the cultivation of logical thinking. The difficulty of learning chemistry lies between physics and biology. It is an experiment-oriented subject, which requires candidates to have a high memory ability and fully understand it. Politics belongs to liberal arts, and there is a lot of knowledge by rote, but it is more suitable for life and current political hotspots. So it is still difficult to get high marks politically.

Competitive pressure: this professional combination has a wide range of choices and high professional coverage. At the same time, the increase of political subjects is also conducive to the future development, which is conducive to candidates' postgraduate entrance examination and civil service examination. This combination has a large number of people and has certain competitive pressure.

3 materialized land

Professional coverage: 95.84%

Discipline relevance: Geography is also called science in liberal arts. The combination of materialization and geography has less reciting content, which is in line with the characteristics of "less memorization and more understanding" in science learning. This combination of learning subjects is highly relevant.

Subject learning difficulty: Generally speaking, the learning difficulty of materialized combination is not less than that of materialized students, and it is more difficult.

Competitive pressure: Candidates who can choose physical chemistry have a stronger ability to learn science, and learning geography with scientific thinking can also be of great help. This combination has more students, more top students in science and more competitive pressure.

4. Biopolitics

Professional coverage: 87.66%

Subject relevance: biology has a lot of knowledge to recite, and politics needs to be understood as well. From the point of view of knowledge learning, they are highly related, but they are somewhat different from physics learning, with a large span of disciplines.

Difficulty in learning subjects: Although both physics and biology belong to science subjects, there is not much difference between the difficulty of biology and the difficulty of geography, and it certainly varies from person to person. Political recitation has a lot of understanding knowledge, which is suitable for life and it is difficult to get high marks. This combination is not difficult to learn, and it still needs more efforts to get high marks.

Competitive pressure: the choice of physics ensures a certain professional coverage, while politics provides a basis for candidates to take the follow-up exam and take the civil service exam. There are a large number of candidates who choose this combination, and the competitive pressure is great, which is not conducive to high-level competition.

5 biological source land

Professional coverage: 87.6 1%

Disciplinary relevance: the boundary between geography and biology is not obvious. There are many knowledge points in biology that need a high memory, and geography also needs a certain understanding. Physics is a typical scientific thinking, paying attention to the cultivation of logical thinking, and there is a certain correlation between disciplines.

Learning difficulties in subjects: there are certain difficulties in learning. Compared with chemistry, geography and biology are still less difficult. Candidates who choose this combination basically take physics as their major choice and geography and biology as important scoring methods.

Competitive pressure: Judging from the data of selected subjects in various provinces, there are many selected subjects in biology and geography. Under the premise of grading system, this combination is not dominant for middle school students, which is not conducive to the high-level competition of candidates.

6. Material management and land

Professional coverage: 82. 19%

Discipline correlation: the span between disciplines is large. Candidates who choose this combination either like physics but don't like biochemistry, or they are good at liberal arts but want to broaden their major choices, which is also the lesser choice.

Learning difficulty: political geography tends to remember and understand, and physics pays attention to the basis of logical thinking. Generally speaking, it is difficult to learn, and the probability of getting high marks is not very high.

Competitive pressure: This combination is the most challenging. Due to the limitation of teachers and venues, it is difficult for most schools to design a small number of combined schedules. Few people choose this combination, and the competition pressure of the same combination is small.

7 History, Politics and Land

Professional coverage: 49.34%

Disciplinary relevance: history+geography+politics. This combination is the most traditional combination of liberal arts, which has close discipline correlation.

Difficulty in subject learning: this combination is relatively easy, focusing on liberal arts thinking, knowledge memory and understanding. This combination is suitable for the majority of candidates with poor science.

Competitive pressure: judging from the provinces that have piloted the reform of college entrance examination, it is also one of the combinations with the largest number of courses, which means that the competition is extremely fierce.

8 Politicization of history

Professional coverage: 5 1.92%

Subject relevance: history and politics are both liberal arts subjects, and they are highly correlated in the study of subjects. Chemistry belongs to science, but it is not as strong as physics, and they are related in learning.

Learning difficulty: the learning difficulty of each subject in this combination is not particularly great. This combination is suitable for candidates who have a preference for liberal arts but are not interested in geography. A chemistry book was added, and the scope of elective courses was broadened.

Competitive pressure: there are not many candidates who choose this combination, and the competitive pressure in the combination is average, but the scope of professional selection is limited.

9 Shi Zhengsheng

Professional coverage: 50.50%

Discipline relevance: This combination is biased towards the memory understanding of knowledge in learning, and the logical relevance of learning is high.

Difficulty in learning subjects: this combination is partial to liberal arts, and the choice of majors is also partial to traditional liberal arts majors. However, there is little difference in learning difficulty between biology and geography. Candidates make such choices mostly because it is not good to broaden their majors or geography with science majors.

Competitive pressure: this combination is suitable for students who have advantages in liberal arts thinking, strong writing and memory ability and relatively weak logical thinking. There is little competitive pressure, but it is difficult to get high marks.

10 historical land

Professional coverage: 50.7 1%

Subject relevance: This combination is not divided into many subjects, and knowledge points focus on memory and understanding.

Subject learning difficulty: This combination is suitable for candidates with good memory and strong writing skills, and it is not difficult to learn.

Competitive pressure: the discipline seems to have a small span, but the thinking span is large and the competition is fierce. Geography should compete with physics, and chemical biology should compete with physics. People who choose this combination should be careful.

1 1 historical metaplasia

Professional coverage: 50.25%

Discipline relevance: Chemical biology is a science major, but it also needs a certain memory, while history focuses on the memory and understanding of knowledge. Candidates should be poor in physics when making this choice, but they are interested in chemical biology, which has certain relevance to the study of the subject.

Learning difficulty: this combination is not difficult to learn, and candidates can get good grades, but they are not dominant in professional competitions.

Competitive pressure: Candidates who choose this combination are generally candidates with poor grades, and the division of arts and sciences is serious, so the number of candidates who choose this combination is small.

12 historical land

Professional coverage: 49.86%

Subject relevance: Biology is also called liberal arts in science, and it has a lot of back knowledge. This combination has certain relevance in learning.

Difficulty in subject learning: The knowledge of this combination is not very open, and it is mainly good at memorizing. Learning is not difficult, but it varies from person to person.

Competitive pressure: the combination of "history+geography+biology" is suitable for students who are not good at physics, do not like politics, or are good at reciting, have strong hands-on ability and express themselves well in writing. The discipline seems to have a small span but a big thinking span, and the competition is fierce.