(1) voluntary juxtaposition. A number of institutions reported by candidates are juxtaposed in turn, that is, in the same reporting cycle, the institutions reported by candidates may start searching from the time they left.
(2) priority. Before searching for college volunteers, all candidates should be ranked according to their scores from high to low. When searching for files, the highest-ranking candidates are searched first, and then the lower-ranking candidates are searched in turn.
(3) follow the will. There is still a natural order for candidates to fill in the volunteers of several institutions. When searching for the volunteers of several colleges and universities, it is carried out in the natural order of the colleges and universities arranged by the candidates when filling in their volunteers. When a candidate's filing score meets the filing conditions of the first retrieval institution, the candidate will be selected by the institution, and the candidate's subsequent college volunteers will not be retrieved.
(4) A round of filing. Once the candidate's file is thrown out, other college volunteers of the candidate will not be retrieved. Therefore, in parallel volunteer, although candidates fill in many college volunteers, they only have one chance to file. If candidates are not admitted because several parallel volunteer students fail to meet the requirements, or are rejected by institutions after admission, they may be trapped in soliciting volunteers or the next batch of admission.