East China's "six provinces and one city", which universities are expected to be shortlisted for the new round of "double first-class"?

East China usually refers to "six provinces and one city" composed of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi, Fujian, Shandong and Shanghai. Although these seven provincial administrative regions are geographically connected, the development of high-quality higher education resources is extremely uneven. The following is a list of the second round of "double first-class" newly-built universities with high recognition in the network a few days ago. Let's take a look at the harvest of "six provinces and one city" in East China.

Jiangsu and Jiangxi are big winners.

On the whole, there are 35 colleges and universities in the forecast list of newly-built colleges and universities. Among them, there are first-class universities 10 (3 in Class A and 7 in Class B) and 25 first-class disciplines (A 12 and B 13), which is brand-new compared with the first round of "double first-class" list.

In terms of "six provinces and one city" in East China, Jiangsu and Jiangxi provinces can be described as veritable big winners!

A total of four universities in Jiangsu Province are expected to be upgraded in the second round of "double first-class". Among them, Suzhou University has been upgraded from a first-class discipline construction university to a first-class university B Jianshe University, which is also in line with the strong development momentum and increasingly good development prospects of Suzhou University in recent years.

Jiangsu University, Nanjing Medical University and Yangzhou University were upgraded from the first round of ordinary universities to first-class discipline construction universities. What the three universities have in common is that their comprehensive strength ranks among the top 100 in China, and they all have Class A disciplines in the fourth round of discipline evaluation, especially Southern Medical University, whose public health and preventive medicine were rated as A+, and the voice of being shortlisted for the second round of "double first-class" is quite high. It is a pity that Nanjing University of Technology, which performed well in all aspects, failed to appear in the forecast list.

Jiangxi Province, known as the "depression" of higher education in East China, has two universities on the forecast list-Nanchang University and Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics.

Among them, Nanchang University, like Suzhou University, was upgraded from a first-class discipline construction university to a first-class university B construction university. Although there is still a big gap between the comprehensive achievements of Changda and the construction of Class B universities by first-class universities, it is not surprising if Changda can really be upgraded in view of the precedent of the first round of "double first-class" of Yunnan University, Zhengzhou University and Xinjiang University.

Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics is an undervalued university. In the fourth round of discipline evaluation, the achievements of two A-level disciplines are not available in many "double-class" universities. Once Jiangcai can be shortlisted as a "double-class", it is bound to attract more high-quality college entrance examination students to study in Jiangxi in the coming year.

Zhejiang and Shandong each have one.

The strength of higher education in Zhejiang and Shandong provinces is equal. This time, it is predicted that an ordinary university will be upgraded to a first-class discipline construction university. Among them, Zhejiang Province is Zhejiang University of Technology, and its comprehensive strength ranks among the top three universities in Zhejiang Province. Every year, many Zhejiang college entrance examination students prefer to go to Zhejiang University of Technology rather than ordinary "double-class" universities in other provinces. Shandong Province is Qingdao University, somewhat similar to Shenzhen University in Guangdong, with obvious geographical location and regional economic advantages. Although it has not yet established an advantage in the university circle, its future development can be expected, which can be compared with Ningbo University, which is also the first round finalist of the C-file discipline.

Shanghai, Anhui and Fujian failed to harvest grain.

Shanghai, Anhui and Fujian, the remaining three provincial administrative regions in East China, are predicted to fail in the second round of "double first-class". However, the status quo of the three provinces is quite different.

Among them, in addition to the first round of 14 "double-class" universities in Shanghai, many universities have the strength to be shortlisted for the second round of "Shuang Yi Road", such as East China University of Political Science and Law, Shanghai University of Science and Technology, Shanghai University of Science and Technology and other Fujian provinces, except Xiamen University and Fuzhou University, Fujian Normal University has the ability to be shortlisted for "double-class" with three A-level subjects; In Anhui province, it is difficult to find young people who have the strength to sprint "double first-class" except China University of Science and Technology, Hefei University of Technology and Anhui University.

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