原分数是什么？附29省新高考等级赋分对照表

new college entrance exam grading system 2025 by each province

from 2025, many provinces in China will implement a new college entrance exam grading system to fairly evaluate students' abilities. This article provides a breakdown of the grading policies for each province.

one、what is raw score and grading

raw score refers to the raw score a student achieves on a test, without any adjustment. for example, if a student answers 80% of the questions correctly on a math exam with a full score of 100, their raw score would be 80.

raw score characteristics: - objectivity: directly reflects the student's performance. - drawback: difficulty differences in different subjects make it difficult to compare students' abilities across subjects.

grades（ grading）：grades are assigned based on a student's ranking among all examinees, following a specific ranking percentage for each grade. for example, in the gaokao, if a student scores in the top 15% for a subject, they would be assigned a higher score range corresponding to the A grade.

the function of grades is to a certain extent mitigate the impact of different subjects' difficulty on the fairness of student performance.

two、grading policies for each province

the following table outlines the grading policies implemented by each province in 2025:

beijing: - adopted a "5-level 21 grades" grading system. - full score is 100, minimum score is 85. - grade ranges: -A level: 100-97 points -B level: 94-91 points -C level: 88-85 points -D level: 79-73 points -E level: 69-60 points

tianjin

tianjin implements a "3+3" model, where students select 3 subjects for grading. their scores are determined based on overall ranking.

grade ranges: - A level: 100-88 points - B level: 85-73 points - C level: 79-70 points - D level: 70-55 points - E level: 50-40 points

hebei

hebei province implements the "3+1+2" model, rewarding students based on subject performance.

grade ranges: - A level: 100-86 points - B level: 85-71 points - C level: 70-56 points - D level: 55-41 points - E level: 40-30 points

shansi

shansi province will start implementing the "3+1+2" model in 2025, with subjects including political theory, geography, chemistry, and biology.

grade ranges: - A level: 100-86 points - B level: 85-71 points - C level: 70-56 points - D level: 55-41 points - E level: 40-30 points

note: the score ranges provided are for reference only. please refer to the official figures provided by the local education department for precise implementation details.

other provinces' grading systems

the above information covers only a few provinces. other provinces like suzhou, zhejiang, etc., have their own specific grading policies that may differ slightly. it is recommended to check the detailed regulations released by the local education department for accurate information.

conclusion

the grading system helps reduce the impact of subject difficulty differences and improves fairness in evaluating students' abilities. however, students should choose their services based on their actual performance and local regulations.