The difference between provincial unified examination and school examination: school examination is the independent proposition of colleges and universities. The provincial unified examination is made by Guangdong Education Examinations Institute.

School examination, as its name implies, is independently proposed by colleges and universities, more specifically, the examination questions of professional comprehensive courses are independently proposed by colleges and universities.

For example, the examination subjects of logistics management major in Zhuhai University of Science and Technology are politics, English, management and logistics, among which logistics is a comprehensive course, which is given by Zhuhai University of Science and Technology. Only the candidates who take the logistics management examination of Zhuhai University of Science and Technology have the same examination questions.

The provincial unified examination is made by Guangdong Education Examinations Institute. The examination questions of all schools in this major are the same. Choose your major when you register before the exam, and then fill in your volunteers after the exam.

Advantages and disadvantages of school examination and provincial unified examination;

Advantages and disadvantages of school examinations;

Advantages: Generally speaking, the test is less difficult, and some colleges and universities will also have pre-test simulation questions and pre-test sample questions as reference. The reference materials and exam outline are more complete and detailed, which will make it easier to prepare for the exam.

Disadvantages: Choose institutions and majors when applying for the exam. Generally, only 1 volunteer can be filled in when filling in volunteers. Compared with the provincial unified examination, the admission probability is not as high as that of the provincial unified examination.

Advantages and disadvantages of provincial unified examination;

Advantages: There are stable official designated textbooks, and you don't need to determine colleges and majors when you apply for the exam. You can choose the exam subjects. When filling in volunteers, you can choose up to 6 volunteers in an ordinary batch, and each volunteer can fill in up to 4 majors, that is, under ideal circumstances, you can fill in up to 24 professional volunteers. The probability of admission is much greater than that of school examination, and the range of choices is wider.

Disadvantages: the examination syllabus is relatively simple, and even there will be serious excesses. Generally, there are no simulation questions before the exam, so you can refer to the sample questions before the exam. The exam is difficult and competitive. There are many enrollment plans, even if they are supplements, there are many choices.