US EditionRadiography of the Cut-Off Notes to Enter the University: They Have Increased by 18% Since 2016
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The cut-off notes in Spain to access the University have increased by 18.17% since the 2015-2016 academic year, according to data from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. What is the cut-off note. It is the note of the last student who enters each career and marks the note necessary to access a degree. How it is calculated. The Selectivity exams represent 40% of the final score. The remaining 60% is obtained with the average of…
The average Catalan language score in the PAU was 6.3, the lowest figure since 2016 (6.19). The drop is three tenths compared to last year, and is far from the 7.08 achieved by students three years ago. The Spanish language score is also falling, since, with 6.4, it is at its lowest level since 2018. Students have obtained half a point less than last year in this subject, and one point less than two years ago. English grades are also falling (6.…
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