What is the college admission rate?

Statistics show that the national average admission rate of 2 1 1 colleges and universities is 5.0 1%, including Beijing 13.99%, Shanghai 13.87%, Tibet 12.77% and Tianjin/kloc.

In the statistical table, Guangdong ranks at the bottom with an admission rate of 2.74% 2 1 1, ranking first in the country; Gansu ranks second from the bottom with 3.50%, Anhui ranks third from the bottom with 4. 10%, and Henan, a big province for college entrance examination students, ranks fourth from the bottom with 4. 14%.

Judging from the list, most of the major provinces in China have not reached the national average admission level of 2 1 1 universities, which reflects two outstanding problems:

First, China's high-level and high-quality higher education resources are too concentrated, resulting in the imbalance of universities with an average admission rate of 2 1 1.

Judging from the current situation, China's high-quality higher education resources are mainly concentrated in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Jiangsu and other places, and the number of students in these places is not much.

High-level universities in these places often have a strong sense of locality, and the most enrollment plans are put in local areas, so the local admission rate is extremely high, and the provinces with local high-level universities greatly exceed the national average.

Second, the number of college entrance examination students is inversely proportional to the admission rate of 2 1 1 university, which is becoming more and more obvious.

The higher the number of college entrance examination students, the lower the probability of being admitted to 2 1 1 university, otherwise the more people will be admitted.

Of course, this also meets the requirements of normal laws. After all, there are a large number of college entrance examination students, and 2 1 1 universities have more choices.

In this way, the probability of candidates being admitted will naturally decrease.