What issues should you pay attention to when filling in the college entrance examination application online?

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College Entrance Examination Reform Network./
It is a tense and suffocating moment to fill in the application form. Are the candidates ready? Next, the editor of the College Entrance Examination Reform Network has compiled for you the things you need to pay attention to when filling in your application online. I hope it will be helpful to the candidates when filling out the application.

Keep the login password

Candidates need to log in to the provincial recruitment website first, then click on the online volunteer application form in the online service hall on the home page, and enter the candidate number and registration number on the login interface. Log in to the system with your password and fill in your application form. Be sure to keep your password properly and do not disclose it to others, let alone let others fill in the application on your behalf.

Complete the application within the specified time

According to regulations, candidates must complete the application within the specified time period. No more than two modifications can be made before the deadline. The application will be based on the last one saved online and cannot be changed after the application deadline. Because candidates and parents are very cautious, some people often delay filling out the form until the last day or the last two hours. This is very dangerous. If you encounter network disconnection or network congestion, you will miss the opportunity to fill in the report.

Fill in the parallel application like this

For the first batch of undergraduate parallel application and the second batch of undergraduate parallel application, candidates can fill in a college choice. Each college can fill in a major and whether they agree to transfer. (major). All other batches (except art categories) still have first and second choices, with the second choice being a parallel choice. It should be noted that when filling in the same group of parallel applications, there should be a gradient between the choices of several colleges. The college you most want to attend should be filled in the first position, and the last position should be filled with the guaranteed college.

Independent enrollment can be applied concurrently

In this year's college entrance examination, rural candidates who fill out the national special plan, university special plan and local special plan must pass the corresponding special plan qualification review. National special plans and local special plans are set up in separate batches, and in principle, one score line is implemented. The special plans of colleges and universities are included in the independent enrollment choices, and candidates should fill in the application according to the independent enrollment choices. If you happen to be eligible for three special programs at the same time, you can apply for both.

Different majors in different schools

Since the first batch of undergraduates and the second batch of undergraduates implement parallel volunteering, in order to solve the problem of major differences between majors in the same university due to large differences in tuition fees and other factors Due to the problem of uneven student resources, some colleges and universities have listed their higher-tuition majors separately according to tuition standards, ranking them after the school's general majors. In a similar situation, a few colleges and universities list nursing majors, medicine, and agriculture and forestry majors as separate categories for ethnic minorities. Colleges and universities list majors that restrict candidates’ ethnic groups as separate categories. Candidates should note that they can only choose one of the majors in the same college and university, and cannot choose majors across categories. If you apply for general, high-fee, nursing (medical), or ethnic-restricted majors at the same school, you should fill in the application form separately according to your preferences for different schools.