"Recommend excellent undergraduate students to attend postgraduate information disclosure and management service system without examination" (referred to as "service system for upgrading from examination to undergraduate") is a unified national information filing and disclosure platform, and it is also an online admission system for students upgrading from examination to undergraduate. The qualification examination, confirmation, registration, admission and filing of students who have been exempted from tuition fees (including master students and directly affiliated students) must be carried out through the "exemption service system".
All students who are admitted without examination fill in the application through the "exemption service system", and receive and confirm the re-examination and notice of waiting for admission from the enrollment unit. Candidates can fill in multiple enrollment units and professional volunteers in parallel from September 28 to June 20,65438. The recommended universities and enrollment units should complete the recommendation and reception work through the "test-free service system" as required.
The full name of exemption from examination is to recommend graduate students who are exempt from examination, which refers to a situation in which they can directly take part in the postgraduate entrance examination without taking the unified examination. Generally speaking, students who are exempted from tuition fees are full-time undergraduate graduates, because the undergraduate institutions that need to be exempted from tuition fees are recommended institutions, which means that students who are exempted from tuition fees need to be recommended to apply for exemption.
Students who are exempt from the examination have the right to apply for the examination independently, that is to say, students who are exempt from the examination can choose their own units and majors, but the choice is based on the enrollment policy. It is recommended that colleges and universities should not interfere with or restrict students' right to apply for independent examinations, or restrict students' independent examinations in any form, or interfere with students' choice of pursuing degrees or professional degrees.