College entrance examination is the abbreviation of China College Entrance Examination, and it is an examination system approved by the Ministry of Education. The college entrance examination is approved by the central examination institution and the national examination office. The education administrative departments of provinces (cities, districts) set up provincial examination committee work management institutions (hereinafter referred to as provincial examination offices), and organize unified examinations throughout the province, which are generally held once a year in all provinces and autonomous regions. According to the different enrollment targets and social cognition, the college entrance examination can be roughly divided into the national unified entrance examination and the' social college entrance examination'.

The so-called social college entrance examination belongs to the category of self-examination, and the degree obtained after graduation is the second degree; However, the national unified recruitment of undergraduate students belongs to the continuing education system of undergraduate schools (or majors) and can only apply for similar majors.

Students who pass the full-time full-time academic year shall apply for the corresponding bachelor's degree in accordance with the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Academic Degrees and relevant regulations, and the bachelor's degree obtained after graduation shall be the first degree. Therefore, the national college entrance examination should be different from adult education college entrance examination, TV university college entrance examination and online education college entrance examination. It is a formal entrance examination approved by the Ministry of Education, which is arranged by all provinces in accordance with the regulations, and admission is made in strict accordance with the differences in admission conditions. Those who have completed their studies shall apply for the award of the corresponding bachelor's degree according to the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Academic Degrees and relevant regulations. The degree obtained is the first graduate degree recognized by the state and should enjoy the same treatment as other undergraduate degrees. There must be no academic discrimination such as' restricting those who enter the undergraduate course'.