The Provincial Admissions Examination Institute has filed the college entrance examination files over the years. You can go to the provincial examination institute where you are from, but you need the college entrance examination number at that time to inquire. In the Provincial Examinations Institute, you can find the college entrance examination transcripts, college entrance examination physical examination forms, volunteer forms and college entrance examination registration forms, all of which are electronic files, not original files, which can be printed by the Examinations Institute and stamped by the College Entrance Examination.

Registration forms and other files are electronic files, so you can go to the education bureau where the college entrance examination is located to find out (it will be deleted if it takes too long). In addition, the school admissions office will also have electronic files, which will generally be deleted after students graduate. You can go to the university archives and ask the archives to find out the registration form of freshmen in that year, find that one and let the school stamp it.

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The candidate registration form includes the number of the college entrance examination students. It is the number set after the candidate's identity is recognized. In the future, it will use this number to register for exams and check scores. *** 14 digits, the first two represent the examination year, the last two represent cities, the last two represent counties, the last two represent middle schools and the last two represent individual figures;

The first registration form of candidates is to examine whether the student's identity meets the prescribed conditions for the college entrance examination, and to issue certificates of college entrance examination results to students who meet the registration conditions; Second, the education management department collects and counts the types and numbers of college entrance examination students, and formulates or approves the enrollment majors and quotas of colleges and universities; The third is to archive the information of candidates electronically, which is convenient for the information networking of school examination registration, school admission filing and provincial examination office filing.