What qualifications are for poverty oriented enrollment?

Go back to the place where you are registered. The admission score must be less than 20 points lower than the school's submission line, and above the admission control score line of the same batch. The National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, and the National Poverty Alleviation Office jointly issued the "Notice on the Implementation of the Special Plan for Targeted Enrollment in Poverty-stricken Areas".

Starting from this year, during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, about 10,000 undergraduate enrollment plans will be arranged in the total increment of the annual enrollment plan of ordinary colleges and universities in the country, and targeted enrollment will be implemented for candidates who participate in the national unified examination in concentrated contiguous areas with special difficulties. The range of students is 680 poverty-stricken counties in 21 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) identified by the University. It is understood that the special plan for targeted enrollment will focus on organizing targeted enrollment in colleges and universities based on a batch of undergraduate enrollment.

Colleges and universities undertaking the implementation of the special plan will enroll students mainly in agriculture and forestry, water conservancy, geology and mining, machinery, teacher training, medicine and other agriculture-related majors according to the needs of economic and social development in poor areas, especially in rural areas; The state arranges the number of provincial plans according to factors such as the proportion of students in poverty-stricken areas and the needs of majors; Students participating in the national unified college entrance examination will be admitted after the end of the undergraduate early approval and before the start of the undergraduate batch.

On June 14, the registration for targeted enrollment in poverty-stricken areas was launched. The voluntary filling of the special plan for targeted enrollment is arranged in the early batch, and the filling time is from June 14th to 16th.

1. The difference between the two is the difference between undergraduate and junior college.

2. The National Poverty Alleviation Targeted Enrollment Program is a national overall plan and deployment, which focuses on organizing a number of colleges and universities to recruit students from poverty-stricken areas. Colleges and universities that undertake the implementation of special plans mainly enroll students in agriculture and forestry, water conservancy, geology and mining, machinery, normal, medicine and other agriculture-related majors; The state arranges the number of provincial plans according to factors such as the proportion of students in poverty-stricken areas and the needs of majors; Students participating in the national unified college entrance examination are subject to single application for volunteers, separate batches, and separate line admission.

3. Students admitted to the special plan will not transfer their household registration when they register for school, and their household registration will remain in their place of origin temporarily, and they can move to the area where they work according to relevant regulations after employment registration, and students will not transfer schools or majors during their studies at the school. After graduation, those who go to poverty-stricken areas for employment, entrepreneurship and services may enjoy preferential policies such as tuition reimbursement and national student loan reimbursement in accordance with relevant regulations.

It refers to the enrollment plan of ordinary colleges and universities, which specially arranges an appropriate number of enrollment plans, implements targeted enrollment for students from concentrated and contiguous areas with special difficulties, and guides and encourages students to return to poverty-stricken areas for employment, entrepreneurship and services after graduation.

The special plan for targeted enrollment refers to the enrollment plan for a certain number of places in the enrollment plan of ordinary colleges and universities across the country, mainly for a group of undergraduate colleges and universities, for students from concentrated contiguous areas with special difficulties, and mainly for urgently needed majors in poverty-stricken areas such as agriculture and forestry, water conservancy, geology and mining, machinery, normal, medicine and other poverty-stricken areas suitable for agriculture and agriculture.

The special program for targeted enrollment in poverty-stricken areas is a major measure to increase the opportunities for students in special areas to receive higher education and solve the needs of key talents in areas with special difficulties.

The special program of high schools mainly recruits rural students who are diligent and studious and have good grades in high schools below the county (including county-level cities) in remote, poor, and ethnic areas. The relevant provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities) have not yet determined specific implementation areas in accordance with the above requirements. Applicants and their parents or legal guardians must be registered in the rural areas of the implementation area of the province (autonomous region, municipality), and they must have a local household registration for more than 3 consecutive years and a local high school student registration for 3 consecutive years and actually study, and meet the registration conditions for the unified college entrance examination of the current year.

The measures for examining the qualifications of candidates' household registration and student status shall be researched and determined by the relevant provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities). In areas where the reform of the household registration system has been completed or is being promoted, the scope of the candidate's household registration area should be determined in accordance with the relevant requirements of the "Reply to the Provisions on the Statistical Division of Urban and Rural Areas", as well as the latest annual "Statistical Division**" and "Statistical Urban-Rural Division**" published by the National Bureau of Statistics.

The special plan for targeted enrollment in poverty-stricken areas refers to a special plan jointly formulated by the Ministry of Education, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, and the Office of Poverty Alleviation.

1. Significance of the special plan for poverty-stricken areas:

The special enrollment plan for poverty-stricken areas (national special plan) refers to a special plan jointly formulated by the Ministry of Education, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, and the Office of Poverty Alleviation.

On March 19, 2012, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, and the Poverty Alleviation Office jointly issued the Notice on the Implementation of the Special Program for Targeted Enrollment in Poverty-stricken Areas.

2. The main contents of the special plan for targeted enrollment in poverty-stricken areas:

The main content is to arrange an appropriate number of enrollment plans in the enrollment plan of ordinary colleges and universities, to implement targeted enrollment for students from concentrated contiguous areas with special difficulties (poverty-stricken areas), and to guide and encourage students to return to poverty-stricken areas for employment, entrepreneurship and services after graduation.

3. Registration conditions:

1) At the time of registration for the college entrance examination, you must have a household registration in a difficult county belonging to the local province in the national poverty special plan and have been registered for six consecutive years.

2) Have a three-year high school enrollment in the county where the hukou is located (actually study in the county where the hukou is located, and take the high school graduation examination in the county where the hukou is located). The registration conditions vary from province to province according to the actual situation, and the above conditions may be different for reference only, please contact the local education department for details.

1. Carefully select colleges and universities and make separate enrollment plans.

The Ministry of Education and the provincial education administrative departments shall determine the colleges and universities that undertake the training tasks. According to the needs and suggestions, the Ministry of Education will arrange the number of provincial plans according to factors such as the proportion of students in poverty-stricken areas.

2. Strengthen the qualification review to ensure that the candidates' information is true and accurate.

Students who have a household registration in a poverty-stricken area and a three-year student status in a local high school where they have sold goods, and who meet the registration conditions for the unified examination for general college enrollment in the current year, can fill in the special plan volunteers.

3. Standardize the operation process and strictly manage admission.

For example, the inclusion plan implements a single application for volunteers, a separate batch, and a separate line, and the undergraduate plan will be admitted after the end of the undergraduate batch and before the start of the undergraduate batch, and the higher vocational plan will be admitted after the end of the undergraduate batch and before the start of the higher vocational batch.

4. Increase information disclosure to ensure fairness and justice.

All relevant provincial-level recruitment, colleges and secondary schools shall, in accordance with the requirements of the "Sunshine Project" for college admissions, increase the disclosure and publicity of information such as enrollment policies, enrollment plans, conditions for reporting losses, qualification lists, admission scores, and admission results of special plans, so as to ensure fairness, openness and transparency.

There are occasional differences in the materials required for the identification of poor college students by banks, but they are generally similar.

Taking Bank of China as an example, poor college students must meet one of the following conditions, and candidates must hold at least one of the following materials when calling the bank or issuing certification materials for poor students:

1. Hold a certificate of urban and rural subsistence allowance issued by the Civil Affairs Bureau of the place where the household registration is located;

2. Hold a certificate issued by the university where you are enrolled in the poor student pool;

3. Obtain a national inspirational scholarship or grant;

4. The household registration of the student is the rural household registration of the national poverty-stricken county.

Targeted recruitment refers to the recruitment of personnel who have clearly defined the specific direction or purpose in advance.

Compared with ordinary recruitment, which is less specific to the position or has relatively broad and less restrictive requirements for the applicant's conditions, targeted recruitment can be said to be a special recruitment with restrictions.