Adult examination and self-study examination are two common forms of part-time higher education, each with its own characteristics and suitable for different groups of people. This paper will introduce the difference between self-taught examination and successful examination in detail from the aspects of entrance conditions, examination methods, examination time, examination difficulty, learning methods and graduation diplomas.

The conditions for entering the exam vary greatly.

The senior high school entrance examination is divided into three levels: college entrance examination, college entrance examination and college entrance examination. 18 years old, high school or equivalent, you can apply. Self-taught examination is not limited by age and education, but undergraduate registration requires a college degree.

The examination method is different.

The entrance examination is a national unified entrance examination, similar to the general college entrance examination, which needs to reach the school score line; You don't need an entrance exam for the self-study exam, and you can get a diploma by passing all the courses.

The exam time is different.

Adult exams are held in June 5438+ 10, and self-study exams are held twice in April and June 5438+ 10, and exams are also held in 1 0 and July in some areas.

There are differences in the difficulty of the exam.

The entrance exam is relatively simple, but the self-study exam is more difficult, which requires strong learning ability and self-control.

Different learning styles

There are many forms of adult examination, such as correspondence, amateur, full-time and so on, and self-study is the main way, and you can also apply for training courses.

Graduation diplomas are different.

The graduation certificate of the joint entrance examination is issued by the applicant institution, and the graduation certificate of the self-taught examination is stamped with two chapters: the applicant institution and the local self-taught examination committee.