"Excluding college graduates" in bank recruitment means excluding college graduates of adult higher education. Specifically, it refers to self-taught examination, adult college entrance examination (amateur, correspondence), distance education (network education), and open education of RTVU. Students with special inserts are not included.

There are two main types of undergraduate courses:

The first category is general higher education, which selects college graduates from full-time colleges and universities in all provinces (unified recruitment).

The second category is adult higher education. Four ways: including self-study, adult college entrance examination (amateur, correspondence), distance education (network education), and open education of RTVU.

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The plug-in version is the name of the unified college entrance examination in Guangdong Province, which is called the college entrance examination in Hebei Province, the college entrance examination in Jiangsu Province and the college entrance examination in other provinces.

"College-to-undergraduate" education in colleges and universities refers to the system that college students enter undergraduate colleges and universities to continue to receive general undergraduate education according to their original majors or related majors after completing the courses at the junior college level and taking the exams announced by colleges and universities and organized by provincial administrative departments. That is what we call the first type of undergraduate course: the undergraduate course of general higher education.