Must the directional work of counterpart aid projects in Xinjiang come back? Look at your school's policies. If your school is a university in the south, you may go to Xinjiang, but it is not necessary. If you don't go, you have to pay a fine, because you took up the benefits brought by this quota during your college years, but as far as I know, most schools that implement this project are in Hebei, because Hebei's counterpart support project in Bazhou is a counterpart support project, not a job-oriented project, so employment is more mandatory. However, the majors of students enrolled in this program cannot be adjusted. Students must also be online. 1. According to the requirements, college entrance examination candidates voluntarily fill in the counterpart poverty alleviation plan and the college targeted employment enrollment plan. Once admitted, candidates must sign relevant employment agreements with universities, relevant prefectures and targeted employment units before enrollment. For students who refuse to sign the agreement without reason, colleges and universities can cancel their admission qualifications.

2. Candidates who apply for counterpart poverty alleviation projects in Xinjiang need to go to the orientation division, group field or enterprise arranged by the personnel department of the Corps for employment according to the counterpart poverty alleviation training agreement after graduation, and they can flow on their own after serving for 5 years. Those who enroll students to help the poor must return to their original places, and those who want to sign a contract when enrolling students do not require postgraduate entrance examination. Because you have to accept counterpart aid for poverty alleviation, the admission score will be lower. If you can find a good unit after the postgraduate entrance examination, you can go back on your word, but you have to pay liquidated damages. I don't know how much it costs, as you can see from the admissions brochure. The directional distribution of students was determined before they went to college, and they went directly to the directional unit after graduation. In other words, it is the people trained by the school for this unit.

Policies formulated to help remote areas, ethnic minority areas and industries with difficult working conditions train talents and ensure that they obtain a certain number of graduates. Candidates are required to voluntarily fill in the orientation employment enrollment volunteers in colleges and universities. Once they are admitted as orientation students according to relevant policies, they must sign relevant orientation employment agreements with universities and orientation employment units before enrollment.

After graduation, directional students will be employed in a "two-way choice" way according to the regions or departments determined at the time of enrollment. If targeted areas or departments are no longer needed due to changes in circumstances, targeted students can be employed by recruiting students through national tasks.

After education, graduates who refuse to work in targeted areas or units should return all scholarships, pay tuition and miscellaneous fees, and pay part of the training fees to the school. The service period of orientation students is generally not more than 6 years (including probation period 1 year). Allow them to flow after the service expires!