Which MBA candidates are eligible for transfers

In recent years, with the increase in the number of applicants, the competition for the MBA exam is very fierce, and I believe that no candidate dares to say that he will be admitted to the first choice. Therefore, unless you are sure that your total score will exceed 200 points and you do not need to make adjustments, other candidates should be prepared for adjustments. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Education, only "candidates whose total score is on the national line and a single subject is also on the single subject score line" are eligible for adjustment.

Specifically, it is divided into the following 6 situations:

1.It is on the national line of the total score of the A region, and it is also on the single subject score line of the A region. Such candidates can apply for transfer to Class AB areas;

2.It is on the national line of the total score of the B region, and it is also on the single subject score line of the B region. In principle, such candidates can only apply for transfer to Category B areas;

3.It is on the national line of the total score of the A region, but not on the single subject score of the A region. In principle, such candidates can only apply for adjustment to schools in Category B areas;

6.It is on the national line of the total score of the B-class region, but not the single-subject score of the B-class region. In principle, such candidates cannot apply for adjustment.

The unspoken rules of the dispensing process.

I thought that my initial test results were okay, and I thought that I would definitely be able to adjust successfully. In fact, the adjustment unit pays more attention to the candidate's educational background, work experience, personal comprehensive ability, etc.;

2.It can only be transferred from a higher unit to a lower unit. If your first choice is an ordinary college, even if your initial test score is high, it is impossible to transfer to a school with your own line;

3.The transfer is the responsibility of the secondary college. All re-examination lists are determined by the second-level colleges and then reported to the school for research and recruitment, so candidates should contact the second-level colleges directly for adjustment matters.

4.Schools in developed regions usually do not accept candidates whose first choice is in the Midwest. I won't talk about the specific reasons, everyone should know it.

Generally speaking, MBA adjustment means that your test score does not reach the school you applied for, but you don't want to take the exam again next year, and you are willing to accept other MBA schools.

Only candidates who take the national examination and have a score that reaches the national line will have the opportunity to adjust.

The process of adjustment is more complicated, and the time for operation is also very tight, so it is recommended to find a professional exam tutoring agency with a high success rate.

The adjustment process is as follows: (Before doing the following process, it is recommended to contact the school's admissions office whether you are willing to accept it before officially operating).

1. Announce the results and prepare for adjustment:

You can evaluate whether you need to make adjustments according to the score line of the institutions you have applied for in previous years and the admission situation.

2. Find a college for adjustment, fill in the adjustment volunteer, and participate in the adjustment pre-interview

According to the information learned, and combined with their own situation, lock in several target colleges and universities, and actively participate in the adjustment interview of the colleges. Candidates can choose three adjustment preferences, if candidates need to modify the adjustment volunteers, they can modify it 48 hours after filling in the volunteers.

Step 3: After the review of the enrollment unit that intends to receive the adjustment, send the acceptance and adjustment letter to the candidate's original application unit.

Step 4: Candidates who intend to adjust apply for adjustment to the original application unit.

Step 5: The original applicant unit agrees and forwards the application materials.

Step 6: The enrollment unit that intends to receive the adjustment receives the application materials of the candidates who intend to make adjustments.

Step 7: Adjust candidates to participate in the re-examination. It is necessary to pay attention to the retest content of the adjustment unit as soon as possible and start to prepare for the retest. Candidates who pass the re-examination will receive a pre-admission notice, and candidates need to confirm it on the research and recruitment website.

Step 8: Shift gears.

Step 9: Admission.