If your favorite university does not enroll students in your province, then you can't apply. Go to other provinces for exams? First, it's against the rules. It's forbidden to immigrate to the college entrance examination. Second, it means that you need to repeat for at least one year. Is it worth it? The university you like is not enrolled in your province, and it is definitely not a good school. Slightly better schools are all oriented to the whole country, and only local colleges and universities are not oriented to the whole country. I can't believe it. There are so many schools in your province that enroll students every year, you can only apply for this one. Third, even if you think it is worthwhile, you should also pay attention to the fact that your province will not enroll students this year, and it may not enroll students next year. You can enroll students in a province this year, but you can't continue to enroll students in this province next year.

So, your idea is really ridiculous.