The number of the admission notice is a unique personal number generated by the school according to the year of enrollment, major and student number of the students, which is very similar to the student number after the entrance examination, such as the common 18 (year) 0 12 (major) 0 1 (class) 23 (student number).

Of course, there are also schools with simple serial numbers, such as 20 18 (year) +0430 (serial number). When registering, the number entered by the system will automatically correspond to the student's student number and personal information. Or a small number of colleges and universities directly display the student number and ID number of the candidates on the notice, without numbering them separately.

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The numbers on the university admission notice are generally arranged in the order of the candidates' examination places and grades, and each number corresponds to a student but not necessarily your major. Generally, it is not your own student number for future use. Every school is different, and some schools will also add the release date and quantity. It mainly depends on how the academic affairs office or the admissions office of your school decides.

This code has no practical significance and has nothing to do with the university's student number and degree certificate number. It is only for the convenience of the staff to check when loading the admission notice, because these are all manual operations, and mistakes will inevitably occur.

Sometimes, in case of missing or wrong sending, this code can be used to check and find the wrong notice in time and correct the error in time.

You can find this number by logging in to official website of each university to check whether the admission information is true. Some schools check whether they are admitted to universities by entering the examinee number or ID number and the admission notice number.