1. If the medical examination fails, there will be restrictions on the institutions that apply.

Military academies, national defense students, public security colleges and other schools attach great importance to the physical examination results of college entrance examination students, and have higher standards for the physical conditions of candidates. Height, weight, vision, hearing, body shape, appearance and medical history will be strictly checked. If candidates want to apply for these institutions, they must have excellent physical fitness.

2. Failing the college entrance examination will affect the choice of university majors.

In addition to military colleges, public security colleges and flight colleges, some majors in some international relations colleges, foreign affairs colleges and physical education colleges also have obvious restrictions on the height and weight of candidates.

Some medical majors have requirements for some inspection indexes of vision or liver function. Normal colleges generally require applicants to have good facial features, no obvious facial defects and no stuttering. In addition, geological majors, biological majors and marine transportation majors also attach great importance to the results of the college entrance examination for applicants.

The most important effect of failing the college entrance examination is that you will be dismissed.

Every year, there are cases of being retired because of unqualified physical examination, most of which are vision and color vision problems. After the medical examination results come out, candidates must carefully check them. When filling in your volunteers, you should have a comprehensive understanding and consultation on the schools and majors you apply for to prevent your physical condition from being rejected.