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Difference between National Education and General Higher Education
National education, that is, nine-year compulsory education, is the basic education that every citizen must receive, that is, primary and junior high school education; General higher education refers to the professional education that mainly recruits high school graduates for full-time study, including full-time general doctoral degree graduates, full-time and part-time general master degree graduates, full-time general second bachelor's degree, full-time general undergraduate course and general full-time college. Extended information national education is also called nine-year national education, that is, nine-year compulsory education, which belongs to universal compulsory education. The length of education includes six years in primary school and three years in junior high school, which are called ethnic primary school and junior high school respectively, totaling nine years. General higher education refers to the professional education that mainly recruits high school graduates for full-time study, including full-time general doctoral degree graduates, full-time and part-time general master degree graduates (including academic masters and professional masters), full-time general second bachelor's degree, full-time general undergraduate course (including unified recruitment) and general full-time college (higher vocational education).