Candidates and their parents can log in to Shaanxi Education Examinations Institute (/), enter the scoring system, input candidates' information, and check their scores. After the scores, rankings and admission control scores of each batch of candidates are announced, the college entrance examination students will log on to the Shaanxi Admissions Examination Information Network or the website of Shaanxi Education Examinations Institute to fill in their volunteers.
There are three stages in volunteering: batch in advance (including literature and history, science and engineering, art and sports), single batch of undergraduate students, and single enrollment of vocational education (undergraduate and junior college students). Volunteer volunteering is from June 24 to June 2712: 00; The second batch of undergraduate volunteers will fill in the report after the first batch of undergraduate admissions; Higher vocational (junior college) volunteers to fill in after the second batch of undergraduate admissions.
In 2022, the time from marking to volunteering in Shaanxi college entrance examination is different in each batch. Undergraduate batches began to fill in their volunteers 1-2 days after the college entrance examination was marked in advance, and undergraduate batches began to fill in their volunteers after the college entrance examination was marked in advance, about 3 or 4 days later. Specialist batches can be filled in together with undergraduate batches or separately. Each time period shall be subject to the time announced by the Admissions Examination Institute.
Fill in voluntary preventive measures
1, study and understand the professional requirements: carefully study the learning content, employment prospects and admission requirements of the major you are interested in. Make sure you have a full understanding of your chosen major and determine whether you have relevant interests, abilities and future development direction.
2. Explore multiple options: Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Consider choosing multiple volunteers, including your preferred school and alternative school. This will increase your chances of being admitted and make more flexible choices for the future.
3. Know the ranking and reputation of the school: Know the ranking and reputation of the school and the professional strength of the school in the field you are interested in. These factors may affect your future employment prospects and academic development.
4. Consider the geographical location of the school: consider the cost of living, urban environment and cultural atmosphere where the school is located. Determine whether you can adapt to the lifestyle of the place and provide your expected study and living conditions.
5. Consultation and obtaining opinions: communicate with teachers, counselors, parents, seniors or related professionals to obtain their opinions and suggestions. They may provide valuable information to help you make more informed decisions.
6. Understand the admission situation and admission rules: study and understand the admission situation and admission rules of the school. Understand the admission scores, admission ratios and whether there are professional restrictions in each school. In this way, we can better evaluate our admission opportunities and formulate corresponding voluntary reporting strategies.
7. Stick to your interests and goals: The most important thing is to stick to your interests and goals. Choose the most meaningful and promising major and school for yourself, and ensure that your future study and career can bring you a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment.