1. In recent years, China's college students' enlistment policy has been continuously improved, and some new regulations have appeared in physical examination and political examination. First, in terms of physical examination, the new policy pays more attention to the physical and mental health of college students. In addition to the traditional height, weight, vision and other inspection items, the examination of cardiopulmonary function, liver function, renal function and other items has also been added.
2. Ensure that college students can adapt to military training and life after enlisting. In addition, there are more detailed evaluation and treatment regulations for college students with chronic diseases, such as hypertension and diabetes. Secondly, in terms of political censorship, the new policy emphasizes the ideological, moral and political quality of college students.
3. In addition to good moral quality and social morality awareness, college students are also required to have a firm political stance and a correct world outlook, outlook on life and values. In addition, college students with criminal records will be strictly examined for enlistment qualifications.
At the same time, the new policy also clarifies the procedures and time for college students to join the army. College students need to go through a certain period of physical examination and political examination every year before they can formally join the army. In addition, in order to ensure that college students' studies are not affected, the new policy also stipulates that college students can choose to keep their school status after enlisting and continue their studies after the expiration of their service.
Admission conditions for enlistment
1, age requirements: most countries have certain restrictions on the age of enlistment, generally between 18 and 25 years old. Some countries may set different age ranges according to different services and positions.
2. Educational background: Although not all countries require applicants to have a specific educational background, having a high school or university degree usually makes applicants more competitive. In addition, some special positions may require relevant professional knowledge and skills.
3. Physical health: conscripts need to pass a series of physical examinations to ensure their good physical quality and health. This includes visual acuity, hearing, cardiopulmonary function and other aspects of the examination. Psychological quality: Military life is often full of challenges and pressures, so conscripts need to have good psychological quality to cope with all kinds of difficulties and challenges.
4. No criminal record: conscripts need to provide proof of no criminal record to ensure that there are no serious moral problems. Nationality and residence qualification: most countries only allow their own citizens to join the army, and some countries may provide opportunities for citizens of specific countries to join the army. In addition, some countries require conscripts to live locally for a certain period of time.
5. Political positions and beliefs: Although most countries do not require conscripts to have specific political positions or beliefs, the military of some countries may review the political views and beliefs of conscripts. Language ability: According to different services and positions, conscripts may need to have certain language ability, such as English and French.