The principle of adjustment is as follows:
1. The first volunteer major (field) is the same as or similar to the major (field) to be transferred in principle.
2. The initial test subjects must be the same as or similar to the major change, and the number of initial test subjects is the same (except for medical degree majors).
3. To adjust the candidates' initial test scores, it is necessary to meet the basic requirements of the initial test scores of Class A candidates in the 20 19 National Postgraduate Entrance Examination and enter the re-examination.
4. Candidates applying for professional degrees in master of medicine (including clinical medicine [105 1], stomatology [105 1] and traditional Chinese medicine [1057]) can be transferred to other majors according to relevant policies, but candidates applying for other majors cannot be transferred to clinical medicine.
5. It is not allowed to limit the scope of students or set other discriminatory conditions according to the unit, industry, region and school-running level category of candidates.
6. Each college shall publish the transfer information on the website of the unit, and the transfer announcement shall be released at least 12 hours before the re-examination list of transfer students can be determined according to the transfer method of the unit.
7. Each college publishes the re-examination list of qualified transfer students on its website.
8. The list of candidates entering the re-examination should be determined according to the results of the initial examination, and the selection should not be based solely on non-academic standards such as the time sequence in which candidates submit their volunteers for adjustment.
9. When the same major is re-admitted, the transfer candidates and the first volunteer candidates should queue up to calculate the total score respectively. When the first volunteer candidate fails to pass the second interview, the transfer candidate will be re-admitted according to the total score of the second interview.