The Zhejiang junior college-to-undergraduate examination is actually not particularly difficult, but it is divided into categories, such as Chinese and English for literature and history, and mathematics and Chinese for science and engineering. There is still a slight difference in the minimum admission scores for the two. The admission scores for literature and history are almost the same.

It's hard to score more than 200 points, and there won't be so many high scores.

However, the enrollment plan is certain, so the competition for high scores is fierce.

Just reviewing is not enough, you also need to improve, which will test your perseverance, your patience and even your seriousness in studying.

The review must be in a compact outline. The Chinese syllabus and English syllabus are clearly marked, so look for knowledge and take notes according to the chapter.

Taking notes and sorting out wrong questions are important. Just because you have memorized it does not mean you can write correctly. As the saying goes, a good brain is not as good as a bad writing. Regular writing will deepen your impression of knowledge points.

Slow down and forget about time, and you will feel more relaxed when you review again.

Everyone must lay a solid foundation, because the Zhejiang junior college to bachelor's degree examination is too basic.

If you can get all the basic questions correct or score points every time you take the test, your score will be almost passable.

After laying a solid foundation, you need to improve your own skills and try your best to get high scores on difficult questions and wrong questions.

You must learn the first four chapters of mathematics well and memorize English words every day.

In the process of learning, question papers and notebooks are essential.

Re-do the wrong questions in each exercise or test in the wrong question book, analyze, summarize and summarize the questions, and then take them out for a look before the exam.