Combined enrollment refers to the combination of various enrollment plans, forms, charging standards and admission control scores implemented in previous years, and the implementation of one plan, one charging standard and one control score line.

In the enrollment of middle schools, ordinary middle schools and normal schools have merged. The merged students participate in the labor market competition after graduation, and the state no longer allocates graduates by administrative means, that is, gradually establishes a mechanism that "students pay part of the training fees when they go to school, and most people choose their own jobs after graduation"