Group 1 - The new college entrance examination system ("New Gaokao") combines national unified subject scores and elective subject scores, with a total score of 750 points [1] - National unified subjects include Chinese and Mathematics, each with a maximum score of 150 points, while the foreign language score is also 150 points, with listening included from 2027 [1] - Elective subjects have a maximum score of 100 points each, with the first-choice subject counted as the original score, while the second-choice subject scores are converted to grade points [1] Group 2 - The elective subjects' original scores are not comparable due to different test questions and candidate groups, necessitating a conversion to grade points [2] - The grading system aims to ensure fairness and maintain the ranking order of students' scores, addressing the issue of unequal value among elective subjects [2] - The conversion method divides scores into five grades (A, B, C, D, E) based on a specific percentage distribution, ensuring a fair assessment of students' performance [3] Group 3 - The maximum score for elective subjects is set at 100 points, with a starting point of 30 points, and the conversion process involves proportional distribution of scores into defined ranges [3] - Original scores for the first-choice subjects (History and Physics) will be published, while the original scores for elective subjects (Political Science, Geography, Chemistry, Biology) will not be disclosed [3]