20 1 1 year Jilin examinee admission rate

20 1 1 The total number of college entrance examinations was 9.33 million, and the admission rate was 72.3%.

20 1 1 the national college entrance examination (Weibo) was held today. According to statistics, in 20 1 1 year, the total number of college students enrolled in China was about 9.33 million. Among them, the number of ordinary high school graduates registered this year is basically the same as last year, and the number of previous applicants is 280,000 less than last year, a decrease of 15%. Although the total number of applicants for the national college entrance examination has decreased, there are still 12 provinces and regions where the number of applicants for the college entrance examination has increased compared with last year, and most of them are distributed in the western region.

20 1 1 year, colleges and universities nationwide enrolled 6.75 million students. Due to the increase of plans and the decrease of candidates, it is estimated that the national average admission rate will increase by nearly 4 percentage points this year, reaching 72.3%.

The number of college entrance examinations decreased in three years1170,000.

Compared with 2008, the number of applicants for the college entrance examination in China has decreased by1170,000 in three years, while the admission rate of the college entrance examination has exceeded 72% from 57% in 2008, and the admission rate of eight provinces and cities including developed areas such as Beijing and Shanghai has exceeded 80%. For the expanding higher education in China, the decline in the number of applicants for the college entrance examination should be a phenomenon worthy of study. We need to find out the reason why the number of applicants for the college entrance examination keeps declining. Is the number of students who give up taking the college entrance examination in China increasing? How big is the scale?

20 provinces implemented new curriculum reform and college entrance examination.

This year, Shanxi, Jiangxi, Henan and Xinjiang, four experimental high school new curriculum provinces, implemented the comprehensive reform plan of college entrance examination for the first time, and 20 provinces across the country implemented the comprehensive reform of college entrance examination in combination with the new high school curriculum reform.

Judging from the four provinces that have entered the new curriculum college entrance examination, the new curriculum college entrance examination scheme not only maintains a smooth transition on the original basis, but also fully embodies the new curriculum concept, which is close to the society, the times and the life of candidates, and pays more attention to assessing the basic knowledge and comprehensive ability necessary for students' lifelong learning and the development of the times.

Under the situation of the new curriculum reform, some provinces have also made major reforms in the way of volunteering for the college entrance examination. In 2007, Zhejiang Province took the lead in piloting the parallel volunteer College Entrance Examination. Up to now, more than half of the provinces in China have implemented parallel volunteer, and some provinces still implement sequential volunteering or small parallel volunteer according to their own conditions.

College entrance examination weather: high temperature in Huanghuai, North China, heavy rain in Zhejiang, Fujian

According to the forecast of the Central Meteorological Observatory, on the first day of the college entrance examination, the Central Meteorological Observatory simultaneously issued a blue warning of high temperature and a blue warning of heavy rain: it is expected that there will be high temperature above 35 C in North China, Huanghuai and other places tomorrow, and the temperature in some areas will reach 37-39 C; At the same time, the rainfall in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River will continue, and there will be heavy rains in Jiangxi, Zhejiang and Fujian. Weather query

The Central Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning of high temperature this afternoon 18: It is estimated that there will be high temperature above 35℃ in Beijing and Tianjin, southern Hebei, southwestern Shanxi, central and southern Shaanxi, Henan, western Shandong, northern Anhui, western Hubei and other places tomorrow, among which the highest temperature in southern Hebei, northern Henan, Guanzhong Plain in Shaanxi and northwestern Hubei can reach 37-39℃. The weather is hot, please do a good job of heatstroke prevention and cooling, so as not to delay the exam due to heatstroke; Candidates should also relax their mentality and calmly respond to the exam.

The rainstorm warning in southern China also continues to ring: it is expected that there will be heavy rain or rainstorm in southern Guizhou, northwestern Guangxi, southern Hunan, central Jiangxi, south-central Zhejiang, northwestern Fujian and northern Guangdong from 20: 00 on the 6th to 20: 00 on the 7th, among which there will be heavy rain in southwestern Zhejiang, northeastern Jiangxi and northwestern Fujian.

Meteorologists have warned that heavy rainfall in the south has led to flash floods and geological disasters. It is necessary to strengthen the prevention of mountain torrents and geological disasters caused by local heavy rainfall, and pay attention to the adverse effects caused by weather such as thunderstorms and short-term heavy rainfall. In addition, relevant departments should take measures such as traffic diversion to ensure that candidates arrive at the examination room in time.

The Ministry of Education will make every effort to crack down on high-tech cheating.

"Safety is a very important bottom line for exam fairness. Without security, there will be no fairness. " Dai Jiagan, director of the Examination Center of the Ministry of Education, said on the 2nd.

Du Yubo, Vice Minister of Education, recently asked all localities to crack down on high-tech cheating, focusing on preventing and cracking down on collusion inside and outside radio equipment, spreading harmful college entrance examination information through the Internet and mobile phones, and preventing organized group fraud.