What majors are included in the joint examination of the Ministry of Arts and what is the content of the examination?

The majors in the provincial arts examination include broadcasting and hosting, art, music education, instrumental music, dance, choreography, performance, animation, photography, flight attendant majors, etc.

Contents of the Art Provincial Joint Entrance Examination

① Broadcasting and hosting category: reading of designated manuscripts, impromptu commentary, adapted hosting, answering examiner’s questions, comprehensive quality test, etc. If you major in English broadcasting, your spoken English must be particularly outstanding.

②Art categories: sketching, sketching, color, sketching, creative design and interviews, etc.

③Music education: vocal music, piano, sight-singing and ear training, music knowledge, quality interviews, etc.

④Instrumental music: main subjects (choose one of the relevant instrumental music), vocal music, sight-singing and ear training, music knowledge, quality interview, etc.

⑤Dance category: physical fitness test; dance basics, self-prepared short program performance; musical sense, listening to music improvisation; basic skill test, such as flexibility, bouncing, turning, etc.; self-prepared dance performance; Dance art knowledge test. Candidates need to bring required accompaniment tapes, costumes, props, etc. by themselves.

⑥Director Category: Recitations (poetry, prose, stories, fables are all acceptable), self-prepared programs (traditional opera, martial arts, gymnastics, musical instruments, singing, dance, etc., choose one), propositional performances, Work analysis, story telling, oral examination, etc.

⑦Performance categories: sketch performance, recitation, singing (1-2 songs prepared by oneself), physical form (one's own dance, martial arts or gymnastics), propositional performance, artistic specialty display, comprehensive quality, etc.

⑧Photography category: Answer the examiner’s questions, analyze photographic art works, and take a photo on site (still life).

⑨Animation Category: Self-introduction; specialty display. Candidates can show their comprehensive abilities in mathematics, computers, foreign languages, or art; answer the examiner’s questions, and initially test the candidates’ mathematical logical thinking, adaptability, and Art appreciation and comprehensive knowledge abilities and qualities, etc.

⑩Flight attendant model category: body measurement, body observation, stage performance, knowledge questions and answers, talent performances, etc. The importance of the joint examination

The results of the joint examination are very important to the candidates. Only after passing the provincial joint examination can the candidates continue to apply for the single-entrance examination organized by other schools in the province, which is equivalent to a pass.

Joint Entrance Examination score inquiry: announced by the provincial and municipal education examination bureaus or admissions offices.

Delimitation of score lines for joint examinations: Each province determines the score lines for professional course examinations based on actual conditions. Each province has different regulations and the delineation of score lines is also different.

Professional passing score line: determined by each province’s enrollment plan and the number of candidates (generally set according to the proportion of the number of candidates in that year), a score line is drawn. Most areas follow this method and are generally divided into: Undergraduate Line, higher vocational college line.

Joint Entrance Examination Undergraduate Cutoff: The score cutoff is determined by each province according to a certain proportion of the arts undergraduate enrollment plan. Only candidates whose scores reach this score can be qualified to fill in the professional course qualifications for art undergraduate majors.