The quantitative scores of retired soldiers are different from those of universities, and the troops will not look at the quantitative scores of universities.

Soldiers' quantitative scores have their own calculation standards.

1, service years score (1) If the service years are less than 12 years (inclusive), 3 points will be scored for each service 1 year; After 12 years, every additional 1 year of service will be 4 points. (2) For those who have served in active service for less than 6 months, it shall be counted as half a year; for those who have served in active service for more than 6 months, it shall be counted as 1 year. The service life of soldiers in active service shall be counted from the date when the military service organ approves their service to the date when the army issues a retirement order. 2. Reward and commendation scores (1) are usually rewarded. 1. Single award, 0.5 points each time; 2. Individual category III, each time 10; 3. Individual merit citation class II, 20 points each time; 4. Personal scores, 40 points each time. (2) Wartime rewards. 1. Single award, 3 points each time; 2. Individual Class III, 20 points each time; 3: Individual merit citation II, 40 points each time; 4. Personal achievement, 80 points each time. 3. Commendation (1) Individuals who are commended by the Central Military Commission will be awarded 20 points each time; (2) If an individual is commended by the organs and departments of the Central Military Commission, score 10 each time. 4. Disability rating: (1) Soldiers disabled by war during service were rated as 5 to 10, with scores of 50, 40, 30, 20, 10 and 5 respectively. (2) Soldiers who are disabled on duty during their service are rated as 5 to 10, with scores of 40, 30, 20, 10, 5 and 2 respectively. The grade of disability is based on the grade of disability at retirement. 5. Scoring for other situations (1) Scoring for continuously serving in hard and remote areas, islands and other hard conditions during the military service and continuously enjoying the allowance for hard and remote areas and islands for more than one year (inclusive). 1. Those who serve in hard and remote areas will be scored according to the following standards: 0.05 points for each 1 month of service in Class I areas; Class II area, 0. 1 min for each service/month; Class III area, 0. 1 month for each service; Four types of areas, each service 1 month deducted 0.2 points; Zone 5, 0.25 points will be deducted for each service 1 month; Six districts, 0.3 points will be deducted for each service 1 month. 2. Those who serve in Tibet will be scored according to the following standards: 0.2 points for every 1 month of service in the second-class areas; Class iii area, 0.25 points will be deducted for each service 1 month; 0.3 points will be deducted for each service 1 month in Class IV areas. 3. Those who serve on the island will be scored according to the following standards: 0.05 points for each service 1 month if they are stationed on the third-class island; Get 0. 1 minute for every service1month on the second-class island; Get 0. 1 5 points for every service1month on a class I island; In special islands, 0.2 points will be deducted for each service 1 month. (2) 0.2 points for each service 1 month after serving in an overseas base for more than one year (inclusive). (3) If there is a war during service and I have participated in combat, 0.5 points will be added for every 1 day. The specific time and personnel to participate in the battle are determined by the troops according to the operational orders and the actual situation of the war. (4) Children of martyrs, 30 points.