Art students didn't pass the joint exam, nor did they pass the school exam.

A: The unified examination of fine arts failed to pass the provincial qualification line, and it is not possible to take the undergraduate course, but it can take the junior college.

The results of the joint entrance examination of fine arts in various provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) have been announced one after another. The entrance examination of fine arts is the most basic professional examination of fine arts. The examination is relatively simple, and the passing rate is generally around 90% or even higher. However, because many candidates are "half-way monks" and there are not a few candidates who have only studied painting for three or four months, some of these candidates failed in the joint entrance examination, that is, the joint entrance examination for fine arts failed; There are also some candidates who failed the art exam because of abnormal performance or some accidents in the test paper. Failed to pass the provincial qualification line:

First, take the time to check the province's art enrollment policy or unified examination policy. The enrollment policy will specify in detail the degree to which candidates need to achieve unified test scores when taking school exams.

For example, Fujian and Shandong provinces require art candidates to reach the undergraduate line of the provincial unified examination before taking the school examination;

Another example is (2) Guangxi, Shanxi and Heilongjiang require to take the undergraduate professional examination of fine arts. The total score of the unified examination is not less than 180, and the scores of the two subjects are not less than 60. You can take the examination organized by universities outside the region.