To apply for retaining the admission qualification, freshmen should hold the college admission notice and ID card (household registration book) and high school diploma, and go to the conscription office of the people's government of the county (city, district) where they joined the army (hereinafter referred to as the county conscription office) to receive and fill out the Application Form for Recruiting Freshmen in Ordinary Colleges and Universities.

If the freshmen are unable to go to handle it for some reason, they can entrust others to handle it on their behalf with the above-mentioned supporting materials and the ID card of the principal. The county-level conscription office shall carefully examine the relevant documents of freshmen and their clients and verify their identity.

Extended data:

Freshmen who join the army in colleges and universities can go through the admission procedures in colleges and universities within 2 years after retirement with the Notice of Retaining Admission Qualification and the Notice of Admission. Freshmen who re-register for the college entrance examination or postgraduate entrance examination are deemed to have automatically given up the original admission opportunity and no longer retain the admission qualification.

When the freshmen of military academies retire, if the original colleges are merged or revoked, the education administrative departments of provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) will arrange for them to be transferred to the same batch of colleges with similar college entrance examination scores; If the original major is revoked, it will be transferred to other similar majors by the admission institution.

References:

Measures for colleges and universities to recruit new students and retain their admission qualifications-National Admissions Network