The highest floor score of Foreign Trade University is 24 points.

Based on the actual score distribution of the 2025 high school graduation exam results, Foreign Trade University announced the quality assurance threshold score (floor score) according to the 2025 high school graduation exam results of the school's admission subject groups (including regional and subject priority points) on a 30-point scale, applicable to all training programs of the school.

For the group of subjects considering the results of the 2025 high school graduation exam, the floor score is as follows:

Thus, the school determines that the floor score for group A00 remains the same as announced in the enrollment plan. The remaining groups decrease by 1 point, to 23 points/group.

Regarding the adjustment of the difference in scores between the subject groups for admission (for the group of candidates using the 2025 high school graduation exam results of three subjects in the school's subject group for admission)

Based on the actual score distribution of the 2025 high school graduation exam results, Foreign Trade University adjusts the score difference between the subject groups for admission method 2 - the group of candidates for admission using the 2025 high school graduation exam results of three subjects as follows:

The admission subject combination A01, D01, D02, D03, D04, D06, D07 is 1.00 point lower than the admission subject combination A00 on a 30-point scale;

For programs in the fields of Languages and Computer Science and Data Science in Economics and Business (admission on a 40-point scale): there is no difference in scores between the admission subject combinations.

The admission group combines the results of the 2025 high school graduation exam and international language certificates, with the minimum score ranging from 15-16.5 points/2 subjects in the school's admission combination.

Foreign Trade University plans to announce the conversion table of equivalent scores between admission methods/admission groups before 5:00 p.m. on July 23.