For candidates who are single-enrolled, they will also check HKCEE's scores, because HKCEE's scores will also be recorded in the list of candidates who are single-enrolled, so for candidates, both HKCEE's scores and final exam results should be paid attention to, and all aspects should be considered comprehensively, so candidates will be comprehensively evaluated.

For students who have no grades in HKCEE, including those who have no student status in technical secondary schools, technical schools, technical schools and high schools, as well as social candidates, it should be noted that repeat students (former students) are social candidates, and the grades of high schools in HKCEE have become invalid with the graduation of high schools, so they cannot be used when participating in single strokes. These students need to take cultural examinations (generally English and Chinese) and vocational skills tests organized by the school, and the sum of the two results is a single total score. Finally, according to the total score ranking, merit-based admission.

Introduction to the single-recruit exam:

Individual enrollment is a selection and admission mechanism for the Ministry of Education to further improve the higher vocational education system with China characteristics and the diversification of higher education. Before the college entrance examination, higher vocational colleges organize proposition, examination and marking, delimit the minimum admission control score line, determine the admission list, and report it directly to the Provincial Education Examinations Institute for approval. Candidates who take the separate entrance examination enjoy the same treatment as those who take the college entrance examination.

Individual enrollment institutions can organize cultural examinations alone or jointly. The scope of students should be mainly ordinary high school graduates in the provinces and regions where they are located, and some secondary vocational graduates can also be recruited on a pilot basis; Individual enrollment plans are included in the total number of enrollment plans approved by each school, and unfinished plans are transferred to the national unified enrollment examination for ordinary colleges and universities.