2013年考研英语国家线公布

What is the 2013 national cutoff line for the postgraduate entrance examination in English?

The 2013 national cutoff line for the postgraduate entrance examination in English was officially announced on March 6th, 2014. The national cutoff line varies from year to year, depending on the overall level of the test takers. In 2013, the national cutoff line for English was 180 points.

What does the national cutoff line mean?

The national cutoff line refers to the minimum score required by a student to be admitted to a postgraduate program in a Chinese university. If a student's score is below the national cutoff line, they will not be admitted to a postgraduate program.

How is the national cutoff line determined?

The national cutoff line is determined by the Ministry of Education in China. The Ministry of Education takes into account the overall level of the test takers, the difficulty of the test, and the number of available places in postgraduate programs when setting the national cutoff line.

What is the significance of the national cutoff line?

The national cutoff line is an important benchmark for students who wish to pursue postgraduate studies in China. It provides a clear indication of the minimum score required to gain admission to a postgraduate program. Students can use the national cutoff line to set realistic goals and to monitor their progress in their studies.

What should students do if their scores are below the national cutoff line?

If a student's score is below the national cutoff line, they may consider retaking the exam or applying to universities with lower admission requirements. It is important to remember that the national cutoff line is not the only factor that universities consider when admitting students. Students with outstanding academic achievements or other qualifications may still be considered for admission even if their scores are below the national cutoff line.

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