The probability distribution of the college entrance examination should be determined according to the individual situation and the admission situation of the target institution. First of all, reasonably estimate their ability and competitiveness, determine several sprint colleges, and assign high probability to these schools to increase the chance of being admitted.
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Secondly, choose several schools with similar personal results as a safe choice and allocate a moderate probability.
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Finally, the safety net selection should include schools with low test scores but preferred, assigned a small percentage of probability. To sum up, a reasonable allocation strategy should ensure that the probability of rushing colleges is high, the probability of safe selection is moderate and matched with the candidate's strength, and the probability of guaranteed selection is low but cannot be completely ignored, so as to maximize the chance of being admitted.
Filling out the voluntary application in Anhui, the distribution of rushing stability is the key. In general, the rush school can account for 20% of the total, the stable school can account for 60% of the total, and the guaranteed school can account for 20% of the total. This can ensure both the opportunity to sprint, and can seek stability in a stable school, to ensure that you will not fail.