1. Pay attention to the number of applicants and scores of the school in previous years.

Remember, remember, remember! Say the important things three times! The first point is the most important. Many people did well in the exam, and as a result, they did badly in the college exam. This is the problem. Filling in the college entrance examination volunteers is not so much a necessary action after the college entrance examination, but more like another war to grab spoils after the war. There are so many good schools and so many good majors.

Also studying literature or science. There are always restrictions on the number of students enrolled in suitable schools and majors. So whether you can apply to your favorite school depends on how the first choice, the second choice and the third choice are distributed. The number of applicants and scores in previous years can definitely prove and guide the trend of this year's application.

Therefore, before entering the exam, you must check the annual admission line and the number of applicants in this major in turn, and then volunteer to fill in according to your own achievements.

2. Pay attention to the overall score and difficulty this year.

Some people just look at the achievements of previous years and ignore the changes in the difficulty of this year's questions. It's easy to overestimate or underestimate your grades, both of which will make you slide to a lower level school or even drop out of the list!

Don't think I'm alarmist!

In recent years, there are still many things that have failed or slipped the list. This year's overall score line determines the general trend of applying for the exam, and the difficulty level is also convenient for you to guess your interval more intuitively.

You have to study it carefully before you decide how to fill in your volunteers. You can't take it for granted.