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Examinations are not allowed in universities.
This practice is not allowed by law and policy. The Constitution stipulates that citizens have the right and obligation to receive education. "Examination right" is the embodiment and refinement of citizens' right to education, and it is also a basic human right of students. In the final analysis, it belongs to a social public activity in which citizens participate in state affairs through the national competition mechanism. Without the permission of the state, no unit or individual has the right to deprive candidates of their examination rights. Therefore, it is not only a helpless strategy, but also an illegal act to prevent students from taking the exam (even if the right to take the exam is suspended). Article 19 of the Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC) The state develops socialist education and improves the scientific and cultural level of the people throughout the country. The state runs various schools, popularizes compulsory primary education, develops secondary education, vocational education and higher education, and develops preschool education. The state develops various educational undertakings, eliminates illiteracy, educates workers, peasants, state functionaries and other laborers in politics, culture, science, technology and business, and encourages self-study. The state encourages collective economic organizations, state enterprises, institutions and other social organizations to organize various educational undertakings according to law. The state promotes Putonghua, which is commonly used throughout the country. Article 46 The people of China and citizens of People's Republic of China (PRC) have the right and obligation to receive education. The state trains young people, teenagers and children to develop morally, intellectually and physically.