It's not an admission, it's a proposed admission. You can't control what happens after the proposed admission, and you don't need to confirm it. After the proposed admission, the Ministry of Education should review your academic qualifications, enrollment conditions and postgraduate entrance examination results. Enter the qualified records into the information base, and you can issue graduation certificates and master's certificates in the future. Checking the information of more than 600,000 graduate students one by one is not a small amount. It will take nearly two months and will not be finished until early June. Those who pass the examination will be admitted, and you will receive the admission notice a few days after admission. Those who fail will not be admitted. If you didn't cheat when you signed up, the audit passed. If someone dares to cheat, for example, he has a college degree and deliberately fills in the department of cost, the Ministry of Education will stop him, refuse admission, and will not issue an admission notice. Every year, 5% people get stuck for various reasons. The school only prints the admission notice according to the list approved by the Ministry of Education, and sends the admission notice in the first half of June. If you are a graduate student this year, the Ministry of Education will review your diploma in September when the graduate student starts school. If you don't have a diploma, you will be disqualified immediately.