Omission in college entrance examination refers to that when students choose schools and majors according to their personal interests, advantages and career plans, they find some schools and majors that they have not considered before and meet their own requirements, and then decide to readjust the order of volunteering to improve their chances of being admitted. So, is it possible for the university to miss it? The following are some factors that may affect university omissions:

School enrollment policy: Different schools have different enrollment policies. Some schools may pay more attention to students' comprehensive quality, while others pay more attention to students' college entrance examination results. Therefore, when choosing a school and major, you need to know some enrollment policies of different schools, which will help improve your chances of being admitted.

Competition among disciplines: The competition among different disciplines is also different. Some disciplines are fiercely competitive, and it is difficult to enroll, while others are less difficult to enroll. Therefore, when choosing a major, we must understand the competition of each major, which will help improve the possibility of being admitted.

Students' personal conditions: Students' personal conditions are also an important factor affecting university omissions. If students get high marks in the college entrance examination, or have other specialties and advantages, the chances of being admitted will increase accordingly.

School enrollment plan: Each school has its own enrollment plan, including enrollment number and enrollment specialty. If a school's enrollment plan is full, even if a major in this school meets students' interests and requirements, it is likely that it will not be accepted.

Generally speaking, the possibility of university omission depends on whether students consider their own interests, advantages and career plans when choosing schools and majors, as well as factors such as school enrollment policy, professional competition and enrollment plan. If students can rationally analyze their own conditions and school conditions and choose schools and majors in a targeted manner, the chances of success will increase accordingly.