Military cadets with military status are future cadres without formal jobs. According to the provisions of the Law on Officers in Active Service, citizens recruited by the society have generally served in the army for one year, and students who are recommended and approved by the party organizations of their units to be admitted to military academies are "growing cadres".

According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on Officers in Active Service? The rules for military cadres mainly come from four parts:

(1) Selecting graduates from good soldier and ordinary middle schools to study and graduate in military academies;

(2) Receiving graduates from ordinary institutions of higher learning;

(three) by civilian cadres;

(4) Recruiting professional and technical personnel and other personnel from outside the army. When necessary in wartime, officers may be appointed directly from soldiers, enlisted reserve officers and personnel of non-military departments.

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The difference between cadets and noncommissioned officers.

1, different jobs after graduation:

The so-called non-commissioned officers refer to the recruitment and training of non-commissioned officers by the school or the major. Students can be non-commissioned officers or soldiers, but they must be non-commissioned officers when they go out. In order to distinguish them from officers, they are generally called noncommissioned officers.

2. Students have different brim:

There is no difference between the badges of cadets and officers. They are all the same, but their hats are different. There are yellow ears of wheat on the students' hats, but not on the students' hats.

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