"Repetition" refers to taking the college entrance examination again after graduating from high school, with the aim of improving the results of the college entrance examination, then the answer is yes. The education system in many countries and regions allows students to continue to work hard after not being admitted to universities and try again in the next year's college entrance examination. This practice is called repetition. Repetition gives students the opportunity to prepare for the exam again and improve their scores in the college entrance examination. They can get higher scores after repeating, and have the chance to pass the college entrance examination and be admitted to the university. However, the specific admission requirements will vary by country, region and university. Some universities may formulate specific admission policies for repeat students, and some universities may regard them as ordinary college entrance examination candidates. So you still have a chance to go to college after you have achieved the results that meet the requirements of college admission. It's important to know the education policy and university admission requirements in your area, and get in touch with the admissions office or relevant departments to get the most accurate information.