College entrance examination refers to the selective examination for junior college students to enter the undergraduate stage, which is the examination system for junior college students to enter the undergraduate colleges in Chinese mainland.
Undergraduate courses are divided into two categories: the first category is general higher education undergraduate courses (also called unified recruitment undergraduate courses), and the examination objects are limited to college graduates from all provinces, municipalities directly under the central government and full-time ordinary colleges and universities (unified recruitment). The names of individual provinces are different.
Enrollment targets are limited to outstanding ordinary full-time college graduates. Different provinces, cities and schools have different regulations. Schools in some provinces and cities require CET-3 or above (CET-4 is required in Shanghai), and there is no record of failing. The reported major must be consistent with the major studied. Some provinces, cities and schools do not require this. For details, please refer to the policies of the provinces in that year.
Undergraduate unified recruitment is limited to undergraduate colleges in this province, and it is not allowed to apply for examinations across provinces. The Department of Policies and Regulations of the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that ordinary colleges and universities will be upgraded to full-time education under the unified national enrollment plan.
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The difference between adult education and unified recruitment;
1, different applicants. The former is mainly aimed at former students and recent graduates who have not reached 60 points in CET-3. The latter can only be filled out by fresh graduates who have reached the standard in English. Of course, if your English is up to standard, you can also take social studies classes.
2. The scope and proportion of schools are different. The former usually has fewer institutions, generally 1-3. So I decided not to recruit too many students. Moreover, the ratio of previous students to freshmen is 7: 3, while the latter is often admitted by many schools, with more choices. Of course, only students who meet English standards are allowed to fill in the form.
3. The forms and subjects of organizing examinations are different. The registration and examination places of the former are conducted by you personally in the school where you apply, and the subjects and contents of the specialized courses are also determined and compiled by the institutions where you apply. (The examination papers of public courses are cross-school in the whole province), and the registration of the latter is conducted in your college and hometown. The examination place and papers are arranged by the education department.