Do I have to fill in the first choice for classified submissions?

It is not necessary to fill in the first choice for classified submissions. Before each batch of submissions, the admission management team, together with the information technology team, writes a written report on the submission template, which is submitted to the leader in charge for review and approval by the dean, and the information technology team is responsible for setting the computer submission condition template. The setting of the file template should be selected to be undertaken by more than two people who are familiar with the enrollment business and participate in the data preparation, and are respectively responsible for the entry and review, and the person in charge of the information technology group will check and sign for confirmation after the setting, and then the batch of files can be started.

Volunteer to fill in. Under normal circumstances, when students fill in the application, the first choice will be filled in relatively high, which belongs to the kind of luck, and only some permission can be reported. Be bold and give it a try. If the second choice is in line with your ability, the third choice is guaranteed, and you will definitely be able to get on.

Candidates should fill in the volunteer form in strict accordance with the catalog of enrollment majors of ordinary colleges and universities published by various provinces and cities, and the "batch position" of the volunteer school and major in the volunteer form must be consistent with the batch position announced in the "enrollment major catalog". Candidates should fill in the "Volunteer Information Card" and "Volunteer Form" carefully and meticulously, and the "Volunteer Information Card" should be entered by the computer and printed out of the candidate's volunteer checklist, and the candidate should correct and sign. When admitted, the file will be submitted based on the order of the volunteer in the "Volunteer Information Card".

Yes, you must fill in the first choice for classified submissions.

To put it simply, "classified pitching" is a new type of pitching mode with "college + professional" as the basic pitching unit. The traditional investment model is based on colleges and universities, which can also be said to be "branch school investment".

The so-called "classified filing" means that the majors that have special requirements for admission and are quite different from other enrollment majors are distinguished by different filing units, classified control, classified submission, and classified to form a filing line. A professional class can be a single specialty or a collection of several specialties.

Classification rules: Classification is based on the professional level of the admission method, is based on the candidate's college volunteer and professional volunteer corresponding to the professional class for the file, is on the basis of the original "branch school file" on the basis of the college enrollment plan and the candidate's college volunteer file, is conducive to more accurately reflect the candidate's willingness to apply for the examination, improve the candidate's satisfaction with the admission.

When dealing with a candidate's college volunteering involving multiple professional categories, the application procedure will follow the order of the candidates' professional volunteers, starting from the first professional volunteer, and search whether there are planned vacancies in the professional category to which each major belongs and whether the candidates meet the current professional conditions, and if there are planned vacancies and meet the conditions, the file will be submitted to this professional category; If there are no planned vacancies or are not eligible, the next professional will be retrieved.

This is repeated until the search is reached to the 6th professional volunteer. If the candidate has not yet been submitted to the 6th professional choice, the application process will be transferred to the candidate's next college choice or to the next candidate.

The voluntary admission mode of colleges + majors is that candidates can fill in dozens of colleges and majors before filling in the volunteers. Each choice is made up of an institution and a major.

The voluntary filling method of colleges and majors can be more flexible to choose the colleges and majors to apply for, and the candidates can be admitted to specific majors at one time when they are admitted, and candidates no longer have to worry about being transferred to the majors they don't like.

Submission rules for non-parallel volunteers (i.e., sequential volunteers): Volunteers are preferred.

This year, our province is enrolled in ordinary colleges and universities.

Pitching Rules". There are two types according to the different volunteer structures:

Non-parallel voluntary pitching and parallel voluntary pitching.

Scope of application of non-parallel volunteers.

Approved in advance for undergraduates.

Non-military colleges and universities "volunteered, junior college approved in advance.

"Non-Directional" volunteers and other batches of "Orientation", "Ethnic Class", "Preparatory Class", "Independent Enrollment", "High-level Art Troupe", "Comprehensive Evaluation Admission", "Rural Students Individual Enrollment" and "Single Subject Outstanding Candidates" volunteers.

Non-parallel voluntary submissions are among the online candidates, press.

The principle of volunteer priority, first vote for the first choice of eligible candidates, according to the ranking score from high to low order, after the first choice of candidates is withdrawn, and then vote for the second choice of candidates, and so on.

Parallel Volunteer Submission Rules: Score priority.

Scope of Parallel Volunteering:

Undergraduate early approval of "military academy" volunteers, "poverty special plan" volunteers, "rural students special plan" volunteers, undergraduate batches to higher vocational college batches (except for junior college early approval) "non-directional" volunteers and each batch of solicited volunteers.

Parallel voluntary pitching is implemented.

The principle of score priority, first of all, will be filled in the same.

"Professional" candidates who are on the admission control score line of a certain batch are pressed.

The total score of the college entrance examination is sorted from high to low (when multiple candidates have the same score, they will be sorted from high to low according to the scores of language, mathematics and foreign subjects), and then the files will be sorted according to the order of the schools filled in by the candidates.

In the parallel voluntary pitching, the computer automatically executes the three-step operation instructions according to the program.

In the first step, the candidates who fill in different "professional categories" are listed in different "queues", and the computer fills in the first major of the first school in a certain batch according to the candidates.

"Professional" as an identification mark for the queue, and candidates in the same "queue" must be comparable in the same category.

Grade Item", for example.

When the first batch of undergraduate volunteers submits the file, the computer will divide the candidates into four "queues", such as "literature and history", "physical education (literature)", science and engineering, and "physical education (science)" according to the "professional category" where the first major of the first school (top-down order) in the undergraduate batch of volunteers filled in by the candidates is located.

The second step is to line up according to the total score of the college entrance examination (including preferential scores), and when more than one candidate has the same score, press them separately.

The results of language, mathematics and foreign language are ranked from high to low.

The third step is to press the candidate first.

The sorting number is from small to large to determine the order of candidates' submission, and then press them in turn.

The physical order in which candidates fill in the parallel application (top-down order in the volunteer form) determines the order of school submission.

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. The college entrance examination voluntary application is given priority admission according to the order of the volunteers. That is to say, the scores of the candidates of the first choice will be admitted from high to low, and if there are still places left, then the scores of the candidates of the second choice will be admitted from the highest to the lowest until the admission is completed.

The college entrance examination voluntary application is given priority admission according to the order of the volunteers. That is to say, the scores of the candidates of the first choice will be admitted from high to low, and if there are still places left, then the scores of the candidates of the second choice will be admitted from the highest to the lowest until the admission is completed.

Are you talking about sequential or parallel volunteering?

Sequential volunteering. The principle of parallel voluntary admission is to apply according to the principle of score priority and follow the volunteer.

Let me ask how to admit parallel applicants! Is there still a leak in the case of parallel volunteering?

Therefore, if the sequential volunteer is not reported, it will be a loss.

Parallel application is basically not considered, because if there are few places in a good school, and there are many applicants, there will basically be no dissatisfaction with the admission in the sequential volunteer stage.

If the sequential voluntary admission is not satisfied, the merit-based admission will be carried out in the parallel volunteer stage. There are basically no good schools in the parallel volunteer stage.

Leakage is almost non-existent.

The line of volunteering is"One gear, one shot", and it is a one-time submission in the same batch, and candidates who are withdrawn or have not been voted out can only participate in that batch"Call for volunteers"or the next batch of submissions, it is simply impossible for multiple institutions to issue admission letters to the same candidate.

Parallel volunteering is one pitch and one vote. Candidates in front of the queue have the opportunity to give priority to the file, and the candidates in the last position must wait for the candidates in the top rank to retrieve the file after the end of the search. Compared with the candidate's own volunteers, the volunteers in the first order are prioritized for retrieval and submission.

The "one-file multi-pitch" mode allows candidates to accept more school assessments at the same time according to their own wishes, and colleges and universities select the best candidates, giving candidates more admission options. The same candidate may be pre-admitted to more than one institution, which greatly increases the probability of a student being admitted.

2. The difference between the first choice and the second choice.

The first choice is crucial.

What is Voluntary Grade Difference. Also known as school-level difference, it refers to the score difference between the minimum admission control score line of colleges and universities when admitting first-choice candidates and second-choice candidates. That is, the second-choice candidates will be admitted according to the score after subtracting the difference in the volunteer grade as the school ranking score.

Make sure your first choice is foolproof. When the number of first-choice candidates is relatively abundant, colleges and universities generally do not admit candidates with the second choice. The admission rate of the first choice of key universities is very high, accounting for more than 95% of the admitted candidates, and about 80% of the general colleges.

Candidates and parents should devote all their energy and wisdom to ensuring that they can be admitted to the first-choice college, and strive not to make mistakes.

Average score"The reference is the most significant. Candidates must get out of the misunderstanding of only paying attention to the file line when filling in the volunteers, and should have a detailed understanding of the actual admission of the colleges and universities they want to apply for in the past three years"Solid line"- Lowest, highest, and average scores. The risk of the lowest score being used as a reference basis for voluntary reporting is very high, and most of them will fail.

The highest score means that candidates have a lot of autonomy when choosing a major, and they have a great grasp of admission. The average score is the most important and the most meaningful. If a candidate's score is above or below the average score of the school's admission, it can be said that the winner is safe unless it happens.

Many people advocate considering volunteering in terms of average or the band between the average and the lowest.

The second choice should not be overlooked.

You can't give up your second choice. Many candidates, out of self-confidence or do not understand the meaning of the second choice, leave the second choice column blank in the volunteer form, which is actually giving up the second choice. In this case, if the first choice is not admitted, there will be no school to go to that year.

Leave plenty of space. The first-choice and second-choice colleges should be appropriately opened to leave enough space for the admission of the second choice. Otherwise, it will lead to a failure and a collapse of the whole line.

The college entrance examination application involves the candidate's own background, the candidate's understanding of various types of colleges and universities, and the basic starting point and goal of the candidate's university, which should be considered comprehensively.

One level of multiple votes refers to the volunteers that can be filled in for the same type of volunteers. For example, if you fill in the first choice, you can fill in 3 or 5 colleges. Parallel volunteers are the 3 or 5 volunteers you fill in.

You may not be admitted after your first choice. Taking the first batch of undergraduates as an example, the batch will be submitted to the school according to the proportion of file adjustment determined by the school (in principle, controlled within 120% of the enrollment plan) from Chaxiang high score to low score (among them, military colleges and universities will submit 110% according to the number of college enrollment plans). As long as the proportion of gear adjustment exceeds 100%, there is bound to be room for merit.

The college pitch score line refers to the minimum score standard for colleges and universities that are naturally formed in the process of applying for the first choice according to a certain proportion (within 1: of the number of enrollment plans of the same subject category (such as liberal arts or science) of the enrollment institutions. Each institution has its own pitch score line, referred to as the pitch line, also known as the pitch line or the pitch line.