The A-type competitions for college students are as follows:
1. Comprehensive subject competitions
National College Students Mathematics Competition;
"Challenge Cup" College Students Extracurricular Academic Science and Technology Works Competition;
National College Student English Competition;
National University Student Creative Practice Competition;
"CCTV Cup" National English Speech Contest .
2. After-school Life Competition
National College Student DV Video Art Competition;
National College Student Street Dance Challenge;
National College Student Intelligence Competition Car Invitational Competition;
College Student Multimedia Works Design Competition;
Chinese College Student Digital Media Art Contest;
Chinese College Student Online Summer Video Contest;
National College Student Singing Competition. Extended information
Competition time of the National College English Contest:
Preliminary competition time and format: The preliminary competition is scheduled for mid-April every year (the second Sunday in April) from 9:00 a.m. Held simultaneously across the country at 11:00. The preliminary questions include written answers and listening parts. The preliminary listening test takes the form of playing recordings.
Final time and format: The final written test (including listening) is scheduled to be held simultaneously across the country from 9:00 to 11:00 in the morning in mid-May (the second Sunday in May) every year. The finals are divided into two ways, and each region can choose one of them: the first is to take only the written test (including listening), the second is to take the written test (including listening) and the oral test.
Students who only take the written test (including listening) will have a full final score of 150 points; students who take both the written test (including listening) and the oral test will have a full score of 200 points, of which the written test score will be 150 points (including listening). ), the oral examination score is 50 points.
The final questions and oral examination plans and topics will be uniformly formulated by the National Competition Organizing Committee. Each provincial competition organizing committee chooses whether to participate in the oral examination uniformly, and decides on specific matters such as the location, time, and format of the oral examination.
Ministry of Education Chinese College Students Online-College Student Competition Directory