Equivalent academic qualifications plus examination subjects refer to the examination subjects that apply for colleges and universities to add examinations to candidates with equivalent academic qualifications. The extra test is carried out in the re-examination of colleges and universities, and the colleges and universities organize the proposition. The additional test subjects are usually professional undergraduate courses. Most colleges and universities will generally take two additional exams, and some majors in some colleges and universities may take four additional exams. However, colleges and universities will usually announce specific additional subjects before the exam, and students can review them as required.

The general additional examination is mainly aimed at candidates who have not obtained academic certificates. This kind of candidates refers to those who have no complete learning experience in a school with a certain academic level, or have learning experience for other reasons but have not obtained the corresponding academic certificates and degree certificates, but have the same level and level of knowledge and skills.