According to the requirements of military training in my own school, two credits will be deducted for not training. Of course, the distribution of credits in different schools is different, but most of them are allocated to military training 1-2 credits.

It should be noted that participating in military training is a necessary condition for going to college and is stipulated by the Ministry of Education. According to the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Education, military training has been divided into compulsory subjects, and the training time of military skills is generally 2-3 weeks, and the actual training time shall not be less than 14 days. If you don't take part in military training and don't make up training afterwards, not only will you not get military training credits, but it will also affect your graduation. After all, it is impossible for you to graduate smoothly without completing the required courses.

Students who can't participate in military training due to physical reasons and can't adapt to the high-intensity training of military training can apply to the counselor for exemption from training. Generally speaking, if students suffer from infectious diseases, easily stimulated diseases (heart disease), or fractures or sprains, they can be exempted from military training by reporting to the counselor in time.

As far as my own experience is concerned, I also applied for exemption from training for some physical reasons. Generally speaking, the consultant will ask you to provide proof of medical records. After the application was approved, I was transferred to logistics. If you don't take part in military training for physical reasons, most schools won't arrange for you to make up the training, or you passed the military training this year, but your grades will be affected. For example, students who come down from normal military training are all "excellent". If they are exempted from training, they may be "excellent" at the highest.