1, parallel volunteer can fill in the volunteers of six institutions, and the choice and collocation of these six institutions is very important. The first two colleges can consider filling in some relatively good schools, but the middle two colleges should consider stability first, and the latter two colleges need a guarantee. Don't fill in all institutions at the same level, try to ensure that there is a certain gradient between institutions, and increase the probability of successful filing. The gradient is about 5 points.

2. Pay attention to the order of colleges and universities when filling in volunteers. Although the institutions are parallel, the computer searches the candidates' individual volunteers one by one according to the order of the institutions reported by the candidates. Therefore, the favorite institutions should be ranked first, and so on.

3. Each school can fill in six different majors. You can fill in these six majors at will according to the enrollment plan. When filling in, you should also fill in the major you want to go to, and the major you want to fill in later still needs to master the gradient of about 5 points.

4. Although a college can fill in six majors, there is also a "to be transferred" volunteer to show whether candidates are willing to transfer to other majors announced by the college if their major is not accepted.

5. When volunteering, you can't only fill in popular majors, nor can you easily fill in majors, and you don't obey the adjustment. Especially after the implementation of the parallel volunteer, there may be a situation that the scores of college candidates get together and the majors are crowded. If candidates don't choose' subject to adjustment', they may be dismissed from colleges and universities if all the majors reported by candidates can't be met.

6. If the candidate fills in the "transfer of professional subjects", the school will generally try to transfer to a similar major according to the candidate's professional reporting, and some specially responsible universities will also collect candidates' opinions. Even if candidates are admitted to a major that they feel is not ideal, most colleges and universities allow a certain proportion of candidates with top grades in classes or departments to re-select their major after one or two semesters, or allow students to choose a second major. In addition, many people have the opportunity to choose other majors through postgraduate entrance examination. Therefore, I suggest that you must not easily apply for a major and disobey the adjustment, because it is very regrettable that you can't be admitted to your favorite university.