Postgraduates, undergraduate and junior college graduates of various national education series institutions of higher learning with nationally recognized academic qualifications, as well as self-taught graduates who apply for the second major of self-taught examination, may apply for exemption from some courses as required.
Candidates apply for the second major with the same academic ability, which courses can be exempted?
Graduates of junior college or above who apply for self-taught examination, or graduates of undergraduate or above who apply for self-taught examination, can be exempted from taking courses that have been studied and have passed the examination, with the same name and requirements (or higher than self-taught examination). Among them, non-self-taught graduates who apply for similar majors or self-taught graduates who re-study the same major may be exempted from taking no more than half of the courses. Self-taught graduates who apply for similar majors can be exempted from taking courses with exactly the same course code.
College graduates who apply for the self-study examination undergraduate (that is, undergraduate) can be exempted from the ideological and political theory courses that have been studied and passed the examination. Unless there are specific provisions in the professional examination plan, graduates from self-taught examinations in our province do not need to retake some courses with the same course code.
Graduates with college education or above who apply for self-taught undergraduate or junior college courses may be exempted from taking courses with the same or similar professional names as the examination books and junior college courses. For example, mathematics graduates can be exempted from taking advanced mathematics, linear algebra and other mathematics courses; English majors can be exempted from public English courses for non-English majors; Physics graduates can be exempted from courses such as "physics (engineering)" or "general physics"; Computer major graduates can be exempted from courses such as Computer Application Basis, Computer Application in Management System and Computer Software Basis for non-computer majors. Graduates majoring in Chinese language and literature can be exempted from other courses such as College Chinese and Practical Writing.
Those who are exempt from degree courses cannot apply for a degree. If you don't need to apply for a degree, you don't need to retake the exam.
College graduates who have obtained the certificate of CET-3 or above (or passed the written test), and who have taken the test in our school and obtained the certificate of CET-4 and CET-6 within the validity period, can take the self-study exam "English II" without taking the test. Those who hold 425 points in CET-4 and CET-6 report cards can be exempted from the test.
College graduates who have obtained the certificate of Grade II and above in the National English Test (or passed the written test) and obtained the certificate of CET-4 and CET-6 during their school days, and are within the validity period, can take the self-taught English (1) course without taking the test. Those who hold 425 points in the CET-4 report card can be exempted from the test.
Candidates who have passed the examination at the test center registered by the local examination institution and obtained the certificate of Grade I (including Grade I B) or above in the National Computer Application Technology Certificate Examination (NIT) and the certificate of Computer Application Basis module and any other modules (* * * two modules) may be exempted from taking the self-study examination book and the "000 18 computer in the major (branch).
Candidates who have passed the examination at the test center registered in the local examination institution and obtained the certificate of Grade II or above in the National Computer Rank Examination, or the module certificate of "Application of Information Technology in Management System" in the National Computer Application Technology Certificate Examination (NIT) may be exempted from the examination of "Computer Application in Management System 005 1" and "Computer Application in Management System 052 (Practice)" for non-computer majors.
Those who have passed the examination by the provincial labor administrative department and obtained the intermediate and above vocational qualification certificates may participate in the comprehensive practical skills examination of the corresponding major in the rural self-taught experimental area without trial.
Candidates are required to provide the following materials when applying for exemption: (1) 1 Copy of my ID card, copy of admission ticket, and original graduation certificate of the original school or self-taught examination. (2) 1 original student ID card of the graduation school, and stamped with the official seal (red seal) of the academic affairs office of the school; Or 1 student ID card in my personnel file, and affix the official seal (red seal) of the Personnel Department of my personnel relations authority organization. (3) Those who apply for exemption with a certificate of CET-4 or above (or an examination report) should have the same certificate in the examination school and the graduation school, and the examination time should be within 2 years of studying or graduating.