After signing up for conscription, you can not go without notice; However, if notified, you must go for a physical examination. Unless you fail the physical examination, you will be punished, but you should ask the local recruitment office or the armed forces department in detail.

If you don't want to be a soldier now after passing the medical examination, there will be a political review later, which will confirm your willingness to be a soldier many times. This time will give you the right to choose.

Personally, I suggest you go to the army after graduating from college.

1, the trend of troops to attract highly educated talents. At present, most of the recruits are graduates and graduate students. Now our army is developing towards informationization, and highly educated talents will accelerate the development of the army.

2. College graduates, if they graduated from college for three years, can choose to stay in the army after the expiration of two years of compulsory service, and take three years of college experience as your enlistment experience. At this time, although the actual enlistment is only the third year, your level will be higher than that of the soldiers of that year, and your salary will be higher; If they are four-year undergraduate graduates, conscripts can choose to take the exam in the second year. After passing the exam, they will go to the military academy for further study 10 months, and they are officers. At this time, you are already an "official", from a soldier (sergeant) to a "soldier".

3. College students can also sign up for "direct recruitment of officers" after graduation, but this is limited by their major, age and academic qualifications. You can find out for yourself if you like.

I experienced it personally. 18 After graduation, I joined the army. There are two soldiers of the same age, a college graduate and a junior, B. I choose to retire after two years, because I think education is more important, because no one can stay in the army all the time, and they have to retire. In the same year, soldier A began to take the exam in the second year and was admitted. In September of the same year, soldier B chose to stay in the team. When A returned to China as an officer, B was only a non-commissioned officer and B did not graduate. After leaving the army, he still needs to go to school to study and graduate. Age is a problem, and so is connections. As far as I'm concerned, all my classmates are 2-3 years younger than me.

However, everything depends on your own wishes, and college graduation benefits are becoming more and more useful to the unit. But we still advocate joining the army and dedicating our youth to the cause of national defense!