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1. Candidates' preferences refer to the colleges and majors selected by candidates, which are a comprehensive reflection of candidates' aspirations, aspirations, hobbies, personalities and abilities. Filling in the volunteer is actually a "two-way choice" between the candidate and the institution: on the one hand, the candidate expresses his wish by filling in the volunteer, that is, what kind of college he yearns for, what major he likes, etc.; On the other hand, all ordinary colleges and universities take the candidates' wishes as the basic basis for admission, and select qualified freshmen from a large number of applicants.

It is of great significance for candidates to fill in their preferences reasonably.

2. Admission batch relationship.

Due to the objective differences in the enrollment schools, according to the spirit of the relevant documents of the Ministry of Education, the method of admission in batches is implemented, which is divided into early admission, the first batch of admission, the second batch of admission, art higher vocational and junior college admission.

1) Colleges and universities with early admission refer to military academies, colleges and universities affiliated to the Ministry of Public Security, and a small number of colleges and universities specially approved by the Ministry of Education, art academies and colleges and universities that recruit art majors, sports colleges and universities that recruit sports majors.

2) The first batch of colleges and universities to be admitted refer to the key undergraduate colleges and universities in the country, the colleges and universities that have entered the "211" project and a small number of general undergraduate colleges and universities that have been approved.

3) The colleges and universities admitted in the second batch, general undergraduate colleges.

4) Art higher vocational admission colleges.

5) Colleges and universities that admit junior colleges refer to junior colleges and universities in China (including Beijing) and undergraduate colleges and universities that recruit junior college students.

3. In the admission work, there will be some colleges or majors that cannot meet the enrollment plan, and some online candidates will not be admitted because they fill in the application unreasonably. In this regard, at the end of each batch of admission, if the higher education plan is not completed, colleges and universities will generally have the following practices:

Candidates who have reached the minimum control score line of the batch and have the school's first choice will be reduced and supplemented;

Candidates who have reached the minimum control score line of the batch and have the second choice of the school will be reduced and supplemented;

If the enrollment plan is not completed, the remaining plans will be solicited through the Education Examination Institute** or fill in the application online;

If there is still a shortage of students, colleges and universities may further reduce their scores.

The first choice of major refers to other majors that will not transfer you to the school.

It means that when admitting to the college entrance examination, the institution will only recruit students who have filled in the major, and other candidates, even if they fill in the subject adjustment, will not be transferred to this major.

When admitting students, the school respects the order of the majors selected by the candidates. The admission of each major requires a comprehensive assessment of morality, intellect and physique, which not only considers the ranking from high to low scores, but also considers a series of factors such as basic subject scores, related subject scores, physical condition, political and ideological performance, etc.

Most colleges and universities adopt the rule of "voluntary clearing" when admitting, the so-called "voluntary clearing", also called voluntary priority, that is, in the admission, the first choice of candidates to apply for the school is preferred, as long as the first choice of students is sufficient, only the first choice of candidates will be admitted, even if the second choice of candidates is high, in principle, will not be admitted. However, some colleges and universities will reserve a certain percentage of the second-choice plan to admit some high-scoring candidates. Therefore, candidates should fully understand whether each school has reserved a second-choice plan and whether there is a "volunteer grade" when filling in the volunteers, and at the same time, they should reasonably fill in the voluntary schools according to their personal achievements to balance the relationship between the first choice and the second choice.

Hello, "only admit students with professional volunteers" means that when the college entrance examination is admitted, the institution will only recruit students who have filled in the professional volunteers, and other candidates, even if they fill in the subject adjustment, will not be transferred to this major.

Such majors are often majors with special needs, or Chinese-foreign cooperative education majors (tuition fees are more expensive). If you are able to do so, it is recommended that you fill in this type of major.

Transfer to a second choice or other voluntary admissions.

If the candidate's score does not reach the admission score of the first choice school, or although the admission score is reached, but the candidate is withdrawn due to improper selection of majors, he or she needs to transfer to the second choice or other voluntary admission.

If the first choice is not submitted, that is, it does not reach the pitch line of the school's major, the second choice, the third choice and the parallel choice will be submitted in turn, and if the following volunteers are admitted, there will be no so-called withdrawal.

The voluntary filling in of the college entrance examination needs to depend on the candidate's learning level, physical condition and family economic status

The candidate's own conditions mainly refer to the candidate's learning level, physical condition, family economic status, etc. The outcome of the admission depends mainly on the candidate's level of learning. Therefore, after candidates have a correct estimate of their level, they should focus on the level of college and professional volunteers corresponding to their level.

In addition, your physical condition should also be taken into account in the application of the application, if a certain part of the body is restricted, the selected volunteer must be avoided with it.

In addition, the candidate's family economic situation should also be considered when filling in the volunteer, and if the family economic situation is poor, priority should be given to schools and majors with no or less fees, such as: ethnic, sports, normal, navigation, military and other colleges or majors, so as to reduce the financial burden of studying.

When it is a parallel volunteer. "Parallel volunteering" means that in each admission batch of schools, candidates can fill in several parallel schools, and then apply for admission according to the principle of "score priority and follow volunteering", changing the admission principle of volunteer priority in the past. Specifically, according to the parallel volunteer admission method, when admitting, the candidates will be lined up in order of grades from high to low, and several parallel volunteers such as A, B, C, and D filled in by the candidates will be retrieved in turn, and if they meet the A choice, they will be admitted, and if the score is not enough, they will continue to search for the B choice, and so on, until they are admitted to the eligible school.

Parents and candidates are requested to remember to refer to the "mantra" - rush, steady, secure, and pad. That is, to grasp the gradient relationship between punching, stabilizing, protecting and padding.

Do you want to say that the first batch of 6 parallel volunteers, if so, look at your second batch of volunteers, from your second batch of admissions.

If your province is a parallel volunteer, you can only wait for the solicitation line, or wait for the private school to reduce the score.

Is your province a parallel volunteer? If not, it's dangerous.

The main thing is to look at the pitching line, if you obey the adjustment, there should be no problem.

Is there a second batch, a third batch?

Yes. 1. If you reach the admission line of the school (the pitch line), you will be put into the school, and if you do not have the admission line of the major you are applying for after arriving at the school, you will be withdrawn;

2. Parallel volunteering: A candidate only has one chance to submit in the same batch, and the subsequent parallel volunteers cannot enter again after withdrawing;

3. In the parallel volunteering, only if your previous volunteer school has not submitted a file, you will continue to look at your later volunteer.

I don't know if Zhejiang's is the same as ours, we are that if you accept the adjustment, you will be transferred to other majors, and if you don't accept the adjustment, you will be withdrawn. Aren't they all parallel volunteers now, and every province should be the same.

If you are not admitted in the early batch, you can fill in the first batch or other batches! Comparison of Parallel Volunteering and Sequential Volunteering Sequence Volunteer Form (Structure) Each volunteer serial number corresponds to a college volunteer, and each volunteer serial number corresponds to multiple college volunteers, and the college students are exclusive, and do not affect each other, intersect and are related to each other.

Implicit co-op principle of volunteer priority, merit-based score priority, follow the voluntary file model of candidates in the same subject category according to the voluntary colleges and universities respectively, sort out the file of all candidates in the same subject unified sorting, sequential retrieval of the file from the form of volunteer settings, the sequence of volunteers is that each volunteer serial number of the candidate corresponds to a college volunteer, and the parallel volunteer is that each volunteer serial number corresponds to multiple college volunteers.

The grade difference of professional volunteers refers to the amount of points reduced relative to the first major stipulated by the institution when admitting candidates for the second major and the amount of points reduced relative to the second major when admitting candidates for the third major. And so on.

Institutions will rank candidates according to their scores from high to low, and admit them in turn. When a candidate's first professional choice cannot be admitted, his or her score will be subtracted from the prescribed grade difference, and then ranked, and his second professional choice will be considered for arrangement.

To give a relatively simple example: a certain institution has four majors in the same subject category: A, B, C, and D, and the regulations stipulate that the difference between the first major and the second major is 2 points, the difference between the second major and the third major is 1 point, and the difference between other majors is 0 points. A candidate scored 490 points and filled in the professional preferences in the order of B, A, D, and C.

When admitted, candidates first take the queue for major B with a score of 490; If it is not ranked in the plan, 490 will be subtracted by 2 points, and 488 points will be lined up with the candidates whose first major is A; If it is not yet in the plan, 1 point will be subtracted and 487 points will be scored to line up with the candidate whose first major is D; If you are not already in the plan, you will subtract 0 points and line up with the candidate whose first major is C with 487 points.

Hello, (Our school adopts the principle of recording the mountain trembling chain according to the candidate's first professional volunteer. All candidates who enter the file will be admitted to the first major. That is, when filling in the college entrance examination, each university can fill in 6 to 8 majors (depending on the planning of the provincial and municipal admissions offices), so the majors will have a front and back order.

If a university adopts the principle of admitting candidates according to their first major, it means that the institution will try its best to meet the candidate's first choice major, that is, give priority to admission to the first choice major.

But this is not 100% guaranteed, because if the university has 6 majors, all the people who fill in the application choose the same major, and the other 5 majors are not selected, the college cannot only open 1 major, and stop opening the 5 majors that no one chooses. However, colleges and universities can indeed expand the enrollment scale of a certain major, or reduce the enrollment scale of some unpopular majors.

It means that when the school admits students, all the candidates who enter the file are all admitted, and enter the first major among the several majors selected by the candidates.

I call to take the principle of admission according to the candidate's first major, and the admission of candidates with all skills is of course a must, and he is given priority to his major in his major.

Summary: Generally backshifted. If you do not have enough professional scores and do not obey the adjustment, you will be withdrawn by the school, and your electronic file will be returned to the Provincial Admissions Examination Institute before the inspection.

If your score is enough for the school's minimum admission score and you check the box to obey the adjustment, even if the 6 majors you fill in are not enough, the school will choose a corresponding major for you in addition to the 6 majors. But if you don't obey, the school can't choose a major for you, so you have to return it to the Provincial Admissions Examination Institute.

The meaning of obedience to dispensing:Obey the adjustment means that the college entrance examination score reaches the repentant digging and filling in the school's submission line, but does not reach the reported major admission score line, and the school still has a major that is not full to admit you, so that you will be admitted to the unfilled major if you obey the major adjustment, if you do not obey the adjustment, the school will not be able to admit you, so you will be withdrawn. In short, obedience to adjustment is to randomly select a major from the majors that meet the requirements of the colleges and universities filled in.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Obedience Adjustment.