In chronological order, the process of paper review is as follows: internal blind review-duplicate checking-external blind review. If the students fail the internal blind test and can't check the duplicate, the external blind test will also affect the thesis defense.

The general evaluation results are divided into four grades of ABCD.

Students who get AB scores can revise their papers according to the opinions of the first internal blind evaluation, participate in the unified duplicate checking stage of the school, and then submit them to external experts for blind evaluation.

If you get the C file, you need to modify it and submit it to the college for internal blind review. After passing, I will join my classmates in the stage of duplicate checking and blind evaluation by external experts.

If you get a D-level student, it's because the paper doesn't meet the required requirements and level, and you don't agree to submit it for review, that is, you can't send it off campus to participate in external blind evaluation.