Admission rules:

1. Scores: After the college entrance examination results are sorted from high to low, they are divided into different scores, and each score corresponds to a different admission batch and university. Candidates can choose their own scores and batches according to their own grades and wishes.

2. Admission rules: Colleges and universities enroll qualified candidates according to their own enrollment plans and admission rules. Admission rules include scores of arts and sciences, professional requirements, cultural achievements and comprehensive quality evaluation. Candidates need to know the admission rules of different institutions in order to better choose the institutions and majors that suit them.

3. Comprehensive quality evaluation: Comprehensive quality evaluation is the evaluation of candidates' comprehensive quality in the process of college admission, including subject competition, scientific and technological innovation, social practice, sports art and so on. Comprehensive quality evaluation can add points for candidates in admission and improve their admission opportunities.

Undergraduate enrollment rules:

1. In China, ordinary full-time undergraduate courses are usually accepted by national colleges and universities, independent enrollment or walking classes. The school system lasts for 4 to 5 years, and students study at school. The type of education is general higher education, which is a relatively common way of education.

2. College students can receive general full-time undergraduate education through the unified examination, with a schooling period of 2 years, which belongs to undergraduate education starting from junior college. After normal graduation, students will be awarded undergraduate graduation certificates and bachelor's degree certificates from ordinary colleges and universities.

3. After high school graduates pass the exam, they can determine the admission places of interested universities in advance and enjoy preferential points reduction after taking the college entrance examination. According to the requirements of the Ministry of Education, the number of self-enrollment can not exceed 5% of the total number of annual undergraduate enrollment plans of pilot schools. Selected candidates are required to take the national unified examination, and their scores reach the admission control scores of the same batch of pilot schools determined by the province where the students are located. The provincial admissions office should file with the pilot school selected by the candidates; Pilot schools conduct comprehensive evaluation and independent selection and admission.