I m a 2013 graduate and I want to enlist in the military

There are two options for college students to enlist in the army: 1 is to sign up for the army at school, 2 is to go home and sign up for the army in their hometown, both are okay, it is easier to enlist in the university, because the country calls on college students, so the school will drag you a little bit in some aspects of the physical examination. If you can pass the physical examination, there will be no problem, if you have a good relationship with your family, you will enlist in your hometown, so that if you are discharged from the army, you will be discharged from the army in your hometown, which will help you in your future employment.

I hope it will be useful to you, and if you don't understand, you can ask. Someone just said it right:

Log in to the "College Student Pre-enlistment Registration System", fill in and print the "Registration Form" and "Application Form", return to school and pass the examination and seal of the school and the military service authority where the school is located, and then go through other recruitment procedures, and you can still enjoy the various preferential policies of the state to encourage college graduates to enlist in the army.

1. You are a compulsory soldier like a normal high school student, depending on your undergraduate major. If it is a profession that is scarce in the army, it can be valued as some technical compulsory soldiers. The rest is no good.

If you are arranged to learn the driving of tanks, armored vehicles, etc., and other special skills of the troops, you will have to go to the training regiment to train before you can join the company.

2. Most of the unwritten regulations of the army stipulate that the second-class merit or above, and only after 2 years of military service can they apply for promotion. and not necessarily approved. I've never heard of someone who was promoted after 3 months or half a year in the army.

The number of places for Tigan is very small and limited, and there is a fixed time limit. The approval procedures are very troublesome. Wartime except, of course.

Dude, I'm planning to join the army in 2011, too! If there is a friend, let me know your problem!

Brothers, we're like-minded!

There are no special requirements and restrictions, and it is almost the same after the physical examination and political examination.

To put it bluntly, as long as you are qualified and no one pushes you, you can go, and there are two ways in the army: one is promoted and the other is a non-commissioned officer!!

It's easy to find a job in your profession in the local area, and now anti-corruption requires a lot of auditors, and it's better to take the civil service exam. The standard for the special recruitment of college students who have graduated from the army is that they have graduated from two or more full-time universities, and their academic performance ranks among the top three in the class. You're three, I'm afraid it's not enough for special recruitment.

Only by starting with compulsory soldiers. After two years of compulsory service, you can apply for the military school in the second year, but you are a graduate and are not allowed to apply for the exam. Why did you stay in the army?

What is the motivation? It seems that you don't know much about the troops, and think that it is a pure land and a paradise. If it's a pure land, do you still need auditors?

You are very blindly pursuing some superficial phenomena of being a soldier, and when you really go in, you know that it is not so simple, and it is not as advertised in newspapers and TV dramas. If you study auditing, I am afraid that when you enlist in the army, you will feel that your profession is powerless in the army. If you want to develop in the army for a long time, you need money!

You know what that means, right? You go and audit others, and it's good if others don't rectify you.

You can enlist in the army, and after enlistment, you will have the opportunity to participate in the promotion examination for university graduates and be selected as an officer. But both grades and relationships, how sure are you and your family?