So much so that after Lin Jiayi finished the exam, he actually felt like it was just a formality.
After the exam, teachers from various subjects accompanied him to hold a meeting in Yu Garden.
The content of the meeting is the answer.
Except for the Chinese reading comprehension which had a large scoring space and the composition which was difficult to estimate the score, Lin Jiayi memorized the answers to the other subjects and after checking them, he was sure that he could get 562 points.
This score is already very high.
Because this score does not include the Chinese language score.
Lin Jiayi was very happy to tell Qi Yao and his wife the good news.
Wen Dai has been working in education for many years and is very sensitive to scores. She was particularly happy when she heard the news: "Xiaoyi only needs to get 100 points in Chinese out of 150 points, and his total score will be 662. He can apply to Wuhan University, Southeast University, Tongji University, and Xi'an Jiaotong University!"
Yu Wanqiao's hands were shaking with nervousness: "Where's Harbin Institute of Technology?"
Wen Dai: "Last year, the lowest score for admission to Harbin Institute of Technology in Jiangsu was 667! Xiaoyi must score at least 105 in Chinese!"
Qi Zheng asked again, "What about Jinling University? If it's right next to home, there's no need to let your child travel so far!"
Wen Dai looked at her father-in-law. Even before the class started, Yu Wanqiao was already getting even more nervous, her voice trembling. "You need a score of 675 to be admitted to Jinling University. Xiaoyi needs to get at least 113 in Chinese. Chinese is his weakest subject, so I don't know how high he'll get."
Wen Dai held her daughter-in-law's hand tightly and said, "Qiaoqiao, let's not be nervous for now. These are just estimates. It will take some time for the actual scores to be released. Let's wait a little longer!"
Qi Zheng's eyes turned slightly, and he asked, "Then...shouldn't you tell him about Xiaoyi's physical condition? I was worried that it would affect his college entrance examination, but now that he has finished the exam and he is an adult, I think since you are his aunt, you should tell him! He has the right to know about his own health condition!"
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