Where will the archives be if you go to graduate school in World War II?

Have you gone to the school you gave up with? If so, then the file should be in that school now, and you should contact that there to move the file back to your place of residence. If you don't transfer there, then your file may have now reached the prefecture-level personnel department where your household registration is located, and you have to go there as soon as possible to go through the registration procedures and let the file reach the county-level personnel department, otherwise it will become a "black file".

Some undergraduate schools will handle the temporary file business when they graduate, not in the undergraduate school, but in the talent employment center of the city. If you don't take the retest, you shouldn't have your file transferred. You have to ask your instructor again, the location written on your registration card (dispatch card) is **, then your file should be there.

If you don't have a file custodian when you graduate, your file will be sent back to your place of origin and can be found at the local municipal unit.

1. It can be put in the school, and the school will keep it for 1-2 years.

2. Put it in the talent center, this is required to pay money, but it can be stored for a long time.

The talent center is generally selected as the talent center of the original place of residence or the location of the school.

You can ask your original counselor, there are generally three possibilities, one is in the school you graduated from, the second school sent you back the place where your hukou is located, and the third is that the school has placed it in the talent market. I had just finished World War II.

Q: What did the file go to after the graduate school entrance examination? The files of the students of World War II went**?

This year, I was successfully admitted to graduate school.

If we are successfully admitted to the 20 graduate schools, we will pass the school's re-examination and accept the proposed admission, and the school will send us a file adjustment letter. Then we took this transfer letter and handed it to the undergraduate school and filled in some relevant materials. Around July, the undergraduate school will send our files to the admitting schools.

Fresh graduates prepare for World War II.

If you are preparing for World War II, the problem of archives is similar to work. Archives can be divided into three situations: "postponing stay in school", "storing in the talent market" and "voluntarily returning to their hometown".

1. The file is temporarily left in the school.

Specifically, it is necessary to ask whether the undergraduate school can apply for a "suspension of employment" and temporarily store the file in the school after graduation. After being admitted to graduate school or finding a job within two years, return to the school to handle the file transfer. This situation allows us to retain our status as a recent graduate.

But after two years, the school will send our files back to our place of origin. However, many schools may say that they do not have this business, and even do not sign a "tripartite agreement", and will not give you a graduation certificate or degree certificate.

2. The files are stored in the talent market.

For students in World War II, it is a better way to dismantle the household registration and files to the talent market, which is equivalent to virtual employment and signing a tripartite agreement with the talent market. The talent will help you manage the file account, calculate the length of service, and apply for the cadre status for you one year after graduation, including your party member relationship, etc., will be done for you, and it will be good to pay some management fees every year.

3. The file is actively sent back to its place of origin.

Of course, regardless of whether you participate in the work or not, you can take your files back to the personnel bureau of your hometown or the talent market, which is also better. In the future, graduate school entrance examinations, public examinations, and work will be directly transferred from the place where the household registration is located, and the family can also help deal with it.

Fill in the location information of your file when you go to graduate school for World War II archives (generally your files will return to your place of residence or where you work after graduation).

Does it affect if I fill in the wrong place in the graduate school entrance examination file?

There is no impact, it is one thing to apply for graduate school, and it is another thing to be admitted in the end. As for the relevant information about the location of the file, after you are admitted to graduate school, that is, after admission, the graduate school will send you a file transfer letter.

Some schools will also confirm the information to be filled in the file, and you can fill in the relevant information according to the requirements of the graduate school at that time.

In reality, many graduates, especially former students.

This situation will occur when you are dealing with your files, mainly due to the influence of local policies and information mismatch, but it will not have an impact on your admission to graduate school and re-examination.

Looking at the school's re-examination plan, if it is inconsistent with the location filled in when registering, it will be deemed that the review is not passed. Your file is located in the talent market under the municipal human resources and social security bureau.

So it's not inconsistent.

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Where are the files of previous graduates:

Sign a tripartite agreement before graduation.

The school will automatically mail your file to the job market where you work or where you work;

If you are not employed, it will vary depending on the school, you can consult the counselor first to see if the school has stored its own files, if not, it is likely to be mailed back to your place of residence.

of the talent market.

Some schools will send the files to the students themselves after graduation, and they need to hold their registration cards.

Placed in the talent market. Don't hold it in your hands, it will become a dead stall after more than two years.

Finally, I wish you all the best in your exams!

Not necessarily.

1. Generally speaking, it is recommended to store the files in a convenient place for yourself. It is recommended to deposit the talent center in the place of household registration, which is now free of charge, and you can sign a personnel agreement.

2. You can arrange the examination room at the location of the school, and look at the regulations of the test center. The state stipulates that former students need to choose their place of residence or place of work as the test center, and choose one of the two. Be sure to consult the test center before registering to avoid on-site confirmation and delay.

Dear, it's not like this, I'm in the same situation as you, after I graduated, a single file is still kept in school for two years, I didn't go home to take the test where the hukou is located, and I didn't take the test in the city of the school, I worked in another province, I took the test at the place of work, and the work certificate was obtained when the on-site confirmation was made, but some provinces don't use it, generally have a work certificate, and the file has little to do with it, review the test well. . .

Generally speaking, you need to have a place of residence or a place of work, and if the latter is a job certificate, you need a salary slip and other messy things, which can be asked specifically by the research and recruitment office of the school where you are preparing for the exam.

Then you have to transfer the file back to your region.