1. Self-taught examination is the abbreviation of "self-taught examination", which is generally taken four times a year, namely 1, April and10; Some provinces only take the exam twice a year. Although the country recognizes the self-taught diploma, in real life, there is no formal diploma for recruiting college graduates. 2. There are two types of self-taught exams: (1) One is to take the exam at the specified time after registering for the local self-taught exam. In this form, as long as you pay the fee for self-study, you usually have to take the 30 yuan exam once in each subject, which is suitable for the elderly who have no chance to receive higher education in their early years. If you pass each course at one time, the total cost is about 1000-2000. (2) One is self-taught examination in private colleges. This form is that "private colleges" organize teachers to give classes to students and take exams at specified times. This form is similar to going to college and paying tuition every year. Tuition and miscellaneous fees are about 1 10,000 a year (excluding living expenses), usually 3-4 years. 3. What's the difference between self-taught undergraduate course and college entrance examination undergraduate course? A: There are essential differences between the two. (1) "Undergraduate who passed the college entrance examination" is a regular full-time undergraduate (referred to as "ordinary undergraduate") and receives regular higher education. Only undergraduates who have passed the college entrance examination are undergraduates in the true sense. (2) The self-taught undergraduate course belongs to the threshold of 0, and anyone can register for the exam. You can sign up without taking the college entrance examination. If you want to get a self-taught undergraduate certificate, you must first pass a college diploma recognized by the state. In other words, if you fail the college entrance examination and go to a regular college, then both the self-taught college and the self-taught college should take courses, adding up to about 30 courses. Difference: Self-taught graduates are more vulnerable to employment discrimination in the process of employment. General employers will mark "Our company recruits full-time undergraduate graduates" when recruiting employees. The "full-time unified undergraduate" here is an undergraduate who passed the college entrance examination. Self-taught undergraduate courses do not belong to this category. 4. What is full-time? A: For the college entrance examination, full-time refers to the college entrance examination candidates who are officially admitted by colleges and universities by taking the college entrance examination and filling in the formal college entrance examination volunteers; And you can definitely find your admission information in official website, the provincial examination institute. As long as you are admitted in this way, whether you are a junior college or an undergraduate, you are full-time. Only in this way can you be a formal full-time job. Not that you study full-time at the university, but full-time. You must pass the college entrance examination to be full-time. If you take the self-taught exam at XX University, you will be different from the students admitted to this university. Students who are officially admitted to the exam belong to the full-time category, while you are not self-taught. 5. What are the forms of self-study? Answer: The "pilot undergraduate course", "undergraduate pilot course", "practical assessment undergraduate course", "practical undergraduate course" and "undergraduate course" advertised in the enrollment process of private colleges and universities are all disguised conditions for self-examination; The graduation certificate issued after graduation belongs to the self-taught graduation certificate, which is different from the graduation certificate issued by the regular college entrance examination. 6. I didn't do well in the college entrance examination and didn't get into the unified undergraduate course. Can I take the exam by myself? A: I didn't do well in the college entrance examination. Under normal circumstances, I will choose to repeat my studies for one year or attend a regular unified recruitment institution. If you don't want to repeat, the question of whether to take the self-taught exam needs careful consideration. Because of self-study, you can study without taking the college entrance examination, which means that the efforts of senior three are in vain. 7. Can I take the postgraduate entrance examination for civil servants? Answer: (1) You can take the postgraduate entrance examination if you take the self-taught examination, provided that "you must obtain the undergraduate diploma from the self-taught examination before you can take the postgraduate entrance examination". If you don't do well in high school, there are only a handful of students who can be admitted to graduate school in an unsupervised environment. Whether you can take the civil service exam is obvious. (2) Whether self-taught graduates can take the civil service exam varies from province to province. But if a civil servant in a certain place writes "Full-time undergraduate (junior college) graduation only". It means that students who take the self-study exam have no chance. Of course, if your family is connected, that's another matter. Under normal circumstances, it is not easy for regular university graduates to take the civil service examination, let alone a self-taught candidate who has not received formal higher education. 8. Who is suitable for the self-study exam? A: Self-taught exams are generally suitable for the elderly who have no chance to receive formal higher education in their early years. They use their spare time to take self-study exams and improve themselves. For senior high school students, if the score of the college entrance examination is around 100-200, and if there is no hope of re-examination, you can also consider taking the self-study exam. However, it is necessary to consider whether you can get a diploma after graduation. 9. What should I do if I really want to take the self-taught exam? Answer: If you really want to choose this road, choose adult education colleges among the larger public undergraduate colleges in your province; Or a private college with a good reputation.