In 2023, the time for the self-taught college entrance examination is from April 15 to June 16, and from October 28 to 29 in 2023/KLOC-0. In a few areas, exams are also arranged on1October 7 -8 and July 1 -2.

College entrance examination is a kind of higher education self-study examination (hereinafter referred to as self-study examination), which is set up to enable people with certain work and study experience to obtain college or undergraduate education through independent study.

Generally speaking, anyone who has reached the age of 23 (or who has reached the age of 22 but has worked for two years) can apply for the college entrance examination. The examination subjects and contents are basically the same as the corresponding professional courses in general higher education. After passing the exam and obtaining credits to reach the degree-granting standard, you can get the corresponding academic certificate.

Candidates can register online according to their own time and needs after preparing the registration materials and paying the registration fee according to the registration process.

Compared with other forms of adult college entrance examination, the biggest advantage of college entrance examination lies in its flexibility and autonomy. Candidates can freely decide their own learning progress and examination time, study independently after work, and choose their own professional courses according to their own interests and career development plans.

Review recommendations:

1, make a review plan:

It is important to make a reasonable review plan. You need to make a detailed review plan according to the exam subjects and exam time. The scope and difficulty of review can be determined by sorting out the exam outline or previous years' papers.

2. Find the key and difficult points:

In the review process, we should focus on the key points and difficulties of the examination subjects, because these contents often appear in the examination. You can combine previous years' test questions or consult teachers and classmates to confirm the key points.

3. Make a memory plan:

Review requires not only memory, but also memory methods. You can make a memory plan, simply summarize the knowledge points to be memorized, and memorize them with examples or flowcharts.

4. Exercise questions:

Doing a lot of exercises is the key point before the exam. You can choose topics from previous years or online exercises to practice. In this way, the validity of review can be tested at the same time, and the speed and accuracy of answering questions can be improved.