1, the college entrance examination can only be taken by college graduates and only once. That is to say, if you go to a two-year college, you are a sophomore. If it is a three-year junior college, it is a junior exam. Generally speaking, I will take the undergraduate course of the original school or take the unified examination of other schools. If you pass the exam, you will go directly to the undergraduate course after graduating from the junior college, and finally you will be awarded the general higher education (basically the same as the regular undergraduate course) (the diploma will indicate: the starting point of the junior college, two-year undergraduate course graduation). Candidates of this major can only apply for undergraduate colleges in this province, and can take cross-disciplinary examinations. The examination subjects are two public courses and two professional courses and computer foundation. If the NIT exam is passed, the computer foundation can be exempted from the exam, and 90%(36 points) of the total score of this subject is included in the total score. 2. Undergraduate course refers to taking the national adult unified examination (undergraduate course) after graduation from university (correction: undergraduate course is the last year of school, and the registration time is165438+1the end of October, 65438+the beginning of February, which is the usual practice), and registering at the same time with the adult college entrance examination every year after leaving school (during May). 3. The difference between the two is that the diploma of junior college is an ordinary university (adult undergraduate course), and the diploma of junior college is an adult (general higher education is basically the same). However, the special edition is generally limited to the original area, the majors must match, and schools have few choices; Undergraduate students can choose different majors from the original college, and the scope of running schools can be spread all over the country (see the enrollment brochure published in the local college entrance examination every year). Finally, I have a degree, so I can take the postgraduate entrance examination. 1, which is better or better for me? 1), after passing the major change exam, you can go to the undergraduate course for further study, that is, take full-time classes. After graduation, your first diploma will be an undergraduate course, not a junior college. 2) The undergraduate course is different. Even if your grades are all qualified, your first diploma is still a junior college. The chapter on the undergraduate diploma is the self-study exam, while the chapter on the professional course is the chapter for you to enter the undergraduate college. Which is more valuable? ! ~ 2 when should I take the exam for "undergraduate" and "junior college"? The college entrance examination should be the semester exam for the university to graduate. The specific registration time and examination time should be notified to your school. Hebei registered in mid-March and took the exam in mid-May. College-upgraded undergraduate course refers to taking the national unified adult examination (college-upgraded undergraduate course) after graduating from junior college, and signing up for the examination at the same time with the adult college entrance examination every year (during May each year), and the final graduation certificate is adult undergraduate degree (including degree).