Parents of Yunnan college entrance examination candidates
Admission results will be checked from July to August
Website of Yunnan Provincial Admissions and Examination Institute
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2024 Yunnan Provincial Colleges and Universities Enrollment Admission Time Schedule
Yunnan candidates are admitted to colleges and universities in two steps.
The first step: the provincial admissions office will submit the candidates' electronic files to the colleges, and each batch in Yunnan Province will be in accordance with the "parallel volunteering" rule;
Step 2: Assign majors, and the institution will decide whether to admit students according to the rules in the enrollment regulations (if you admit you, you will be assigned a major, and if you don't admit you, you will withdraw from the program).
Gaokao admissions will begin. What is the admission process? How can I check my admission results? When will I receive my acceptance letter? Let's take a look at the college entrance examination admission process separately, and you will understand after reading it!
College Entrance Examination Admission Process
The current college entrance examination admission mode
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The admission process is 8 steps
1. Simulated pitching
Before each batch is officially submitted, the provincial recruitment office will conduct simulated pitching in accordance with the proportion of pitches determined by the university.
2. Determine the pitch ratio
After the simulated application, the provincial recruitment office will report the distribution of student scores to the colleges and universities in a timely manner, and the colleges and universities will decide whether to add plans and adjust the proportion of applicants according to the results of the simulated application.
3. Formal pitching
The provincial recruitment office shall submit the electronic files of the candidates who meet the conditions of the university file adjustment to the university online in accordance with the requirements of the university file adjustment and the willingness of the candidates to fill in the candidates.
Parallel volunteering will only be submitted once according to the candidate's score from high to low.
4. Read the file
Within a certain period of time, the recruiting colleges and universities will download the candidates' electronic file data from the Internet for review, and the review content includes:
(1) Candidates' scores;
(2) professional volunteering;
(3) whether to obey the adjustment;
(4) Physical examination conclusion form;
(5) Individual subject scores;
(6) Miscellaneous.
5. Pre-admission
In accordance with relevant regulations and enrollment regulations, the enrollment colleges and universities will pre-admit candidates who meet the admission conditions, and upload the results of pre-admission and withdrawal to the provincial recruitment office.
6. Admission checks
The provincial recruitment office will review the situation of the candidates who want to withdraw from the university, and if there is no objection, the admission will be over.
7. Print the admission list
The provincial recruitment office will print the list of admitted freshmen according to the admission results of the enrollment colleges, and send it to the enrollment colleges and universities after stamping the special seal of the provincial recruitment and admission office.
8. Fill out the admission letter
The admissions institution shall fill in the admission notice according to the list of admitted candidates, and send it to the admitted candidates together with the official seal of the school, together with the admission registration instructions, funding policies and other relevant materials.
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There are 6 states of admission to the college entrance examination
Note! The admission status may vary from province to province, and candidates should refer to the official website of the Admissions Office.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is "prep" the same thing as "pre-recorded"?
"Prep" is not the same thing as "pre-recorded". The preparatory department is a preparatory class outside the formal teaching class of the university, and at present, there are only ethnic preparatory classes in the enrollment of colleges and universities. Preparatory classes for ethnic minorities refer to a form of preparatory education for ethnic minority students who have participated in the national unified examination for enrollment in ordinary colleges and universities, appropriately reduced scores, and selected the best, and implemented preparatory education for colleges and universities and junior colleges (higher vocational).
Pre-admission refers to the admission of candidates who are ready to be admitted by colleges and universities, and are in the admission state without the provincial and municipal recruitment review and without going through the admission procedures.
2. What are the admission restrictions for former students?
For specific matters, please refer to the college enrollment regulations of the current year or consult the university recruitment office.
3. What's going on with the upgrade?
Upgrading refers to higher vocational (junior college) students who have been admitted to ordinary colleges and universities, and are recommended to enter undergraduate studies after 2 to 3 years of study. This is an effective way to encourage outstanding higher vocational (junior college) students to improve their academic qualifications.
4. If I am not admitted in advance, will it affect the admission of other batches?
No, it doesn't. At present, college enrollment is divided into subjects and batches. The previous batch of admissions does not end, and the next batch of admissions does not start. If the early batch is not admitted, it will not affect the admission of the later batch. (Note: Not admitting the previous batch will not affect the admission of the next batch)
5. What is backshifting? If the university withdraws, can I enter the next batch of admission?
In the admission process, college admissions are carried out in batches, and at the time of each batch of admission, the electronic files of candidates who do not meet the admission rules will be returned to the provincial recruitment office, which is called withdrawal. If the university withdraws, the candidate can move on to the next batch of admission.
6. What are the reasons why candidates are not admitted to colleges and universities?
The main reasons for the candidate's failure to be admitted are: the total score is lower than the admission score of the university; Insufficient professional score and disobedience to professional adjustment; Low scores in major-related subjects; Restrictions on foreign languages; Physical disqualification, etc.
7. How can I check the admission results?
After the admission work is completed, the provincial recruitment office and institutions of higher learning will provide candidates with channels for public inquiry and appeal of admission information, and publicize the relevant admission results to the public in accordance with regulations. Candidates and parents can inquire and confirm their admission results through the channels provided by provincial recruitment offices and colleges and universities.
Generally, there are the following ways to inquire: the official website of the provincial recruitment office; Websites of admitted universities; Prefecture-level recruitment.
Misunderstandings of parallel voluntary pitching
Myth 1
Some parents think: ABCDEF...... There is a sequence of voluntary submissions, and when they are withdrawn from university A, they can also be submitted to university B. （×）
This is wrong, everyone only has one chance to pitch. If your score is not up to the professional group of A college, you will not be able to vote at all, since you can vote, it means that the lowest score is enough, and being withdrawn is largely your own problem, and disobedience to the adjustment is the most reason.
Myth 2
Some parents think: ABCDEF...... and several other colleges and universities are absolutely parallel and not in order. When candidates achieve all the scores reported in the same batch, they will be admitted to the professional group of the best university. （×）
This is incorrect, and the order of submission is according to the ABCDEF filled in by the candidate..... The order of the professional group of colleges and universities, as long as one of them is reached, I will not look at it later. Therefore, the order of the professional group of the college filled in on your volunteer form is very important, and you must avoid high scores and low scores.
Myth 3
Some parents believe that as long as the parallel volunteer obeys the adjustment, it will not slip. （×）
This is wrong, if you want to avoid slipping, at least you must be able to reach the minimum score of at least 1 institution in the colleges you fill in.
Myth 4
Some parents think: if the parallel volunteer is not admitted, this batch will be over. （×）
Of course not, there is also an opportunity to solicit parallel volunteers. The solicitation of parallel volunteers means that after the admission of parallel volunteers, students who are not admitted can also fill in the unfilled college professional volunteers (or college professional volunteers with additional plans). If you don't grasp the opportunity to solicit volunteers, then you will really slip the gears.
Of course, although there is a solicitation, if the candidate really needs to solicit, it means that there is a big problem with the filling in of the parallel volunteer. Moreover, there are too many variables in the solicitation of volunteers, so Xuemajun suggests that parents must figure out these rules before filling in the solicitation of volunteers!
Next, Sixianghui will introduce you to the concepts of parallel volunteering, professional allocation rules, obedience to adjustment, withdrawal, and slippage, so as to help you better fill in the volunteers under the premise of a more accurate understanding of the policy.
Pitching
It refers to the process of the provincial admissions office putting the candidate's electronic file to the professional group of a certain college through the computer, and the file is the first step of admission.
Note: There are a variety of rules for pitching, including parallel volunteering, gradient volunteering, etc. The submission rules adopted for each batch of the Guangdong 2024 summer college entrance examination are as follows:
Categories of parallel volunteers
Rules: Score first, follow the volunteer.
With the professional group of colleges and universities as the filing unit, in accordance with the principle of "score priority, follow the volunteer", a one-time submission will be implemented. When applying for parallel volunteers, the candidates will be sorted according to their scores from high to low, and the candidates will be searched in turn for the professional group of colleges and universities filled in. As long as the candidate is retrieved from the professional group of the institution that meets the conditions of the application, he or she will submit the file to the professional group of the institution. After the submission, the professional group of other colleges and universities filled in is invalid. If there is no professional group of colleges and universities that meet the conditions for submission, you cannot apply.
After the above process is completed, regardless of whether the file is cast or not, it will be deemed that the candidate has enjoyed the opportunity to submit the parallel volunteer file in this batch. If the candidate's file is withdrawn for any reason after being submitted to the professional group of a certain institution, it will not be re-submitted to the professional group of other colleges and universities in the same batch.
The implementation of parallel voluntary submission, each batch of one-time submission, the lack of institutions will not be immediately filled, the vacant plan to participate in the solicitation of voluntary admission.
Note: For physical education majors and art unified examination majors, candidates need to have both the total score of cultural courses (including extra points) and the professional unified examination score.
Gradient volunteer batches
The "unified examination + school examination" for art and the inter-provincial joint examination for opera at the undergraduate level are subject to sequential voluntary admission.
Rules: The Provincial Admissions Office will submit the files from high to low scores according to the order of candidates' preferences, and appropriately control the proportion of applicants from each institution according to the actual situation. The ratio of submission does not exceed 1:1.2, and the candidates are ranked from high to low according to their scores, that is, the first choice is voted for the first time, and if there is still a vacancy after the admission is over, the first choice and subsequent choice will be re-voted.
That is to say: the institution will first admit the students who fill in the first choice, and the students who will fill in the subsequent choice will be admitted if they are not satisfied.
Pitch line and pitch ranking
After the admission begins, the Provincial Admissions Office will submit the candidates' files to each professional group according to the rules of parallel voluntary submission. When all the online candidates finish their submissions, the computer will automatically count the results and provincial rankings of the last students in each professional group, which is the lowest pitching score and the lowest pitching ranking of the professional group, referred to as the pitching line and pitching ranking.
However, it should be noted that the admission line ≥ the submission line, and the admitted students can only be successful students, but even if the candidates successfully apply to a certain professional group, they may be withdrawn.
Backshift
Successful application does not mean that you will be admitted, because you may also be withdrawn at the admission stage.
Withdrawal means that the candidate has successfully applied to the professional group of a certain institution, but due to various reasons, the institution cannot assign the major to the candidate, and finally returns the file to the provincial admissions office.
Most backoffs are caused by two reasons:
First, the candidate's score has reached the score of the school's professional group (that is to say, it has been filed by the professional group of a college), but the 6 majors filled in are all relatively popular, all of them are full, and they are not subject to adjustment.
The second is that the candidate's file is put into the professional group of a certain school, but he is withdrawn because the results of a single subject or his height or color blindness and color weakness do not meet the requirements (this situation is relatively rare).
Therefore, to avoid retreat, it is first recommended to obey the adjustment (especially the professional group of "rushing") to ensure that there is a school to learn. Secondly, you must carefully read this year's enrollment major catalog, because all the conditions and requirements for school enrollment are in it. Do these two things well, and you won't be disqualified.
Slide gear
Slippage means that all the professional group volunteers filled in by the candidate have not been able to successfully submit the file, and the consequences of the slide are the same as those of retreat. Since Guangdong Parallel Volunteer only pitched once, he could only wait for the supplementary recording after slipping.
Therefore, everyone must have a reasonable volunteer gradient when applying for volunteers. In addition to schools with impulses and stability, it is still necessary to choose some of the more preferred low-scoring schools as a guarantee, so that there will be no slippage.
Based on a large amount of open and real data, we have developed a voluntary filling reference system, as long as you enter your grades or rankings, you can immediately get the colleges and professional groups that can be filled in for reference.
Obey the adjustment
Obedience to adjustment refers to whether you agree to be transferred to other vacant majors in the same group when your volunteer group is enrolled in the professional group of a certain institution and the majors filled in are full;
If you do not obey the adjustment, the 6 majors filled in by the school are full, and you do not agree to be transferred to other majors, so you will be withdrawn. If you obey the transfer, you will be transferred to a major that has not yet been filled in the group.
For example:
1. Xiao Ming scored 300 points in the exam, and the first choice group filled in the 6 majors of computer, English, automobile, accounting, nursing, and marketing in the professional group of a certain college, and checked "obey the adjustment". Xiao Ming's score can just be raised by the professional group, after getting the volunteer file, the college will distribute the candidates from high and low according to the major priority/score priority, and when it is Xiao Ming's turn, he found that the 6 majors he filled in were full, but because Xiao Ming checked the "obey the adjustment", he was transferred to other majors in the same group by the school, although he couldn't read his favorite major, but he would not be withdrawn and other supplements, and finally was successfully admitted to this school.
2. In the second case, the 6 majors he filled in were full, and Xiao Ming did not check "obey the adjustment", so he directly withdrew and waited for supplementation, and finally regretted missing the school.
Do you want to check Obey Adjustment?
Mr. Lu suggested that candidates choose to obey the adjustment of majors, after all, they can increase their chances of admission, and some colleges and universities also have the opportunity to change majors after entering the school. However, if you confirm that you are "subject to transfer", you accept the obligation to enroll in the school according to the transfer. It is very likely that the school or major that will be transferred and admitted is far from the original intention of applying for the examination, so you should be mentally prepared for this. Whether you want to check this box or not, please select it according to your actual situation.
Parallel volunteering
Parallel volunteering is a score-first (ranking-first) pitching model. Candidates will participate in the pitch one by one according to the ranking of the grades: when it is the turn of a candidate to pitch, the search will start from the first professional group, and if there is still a vacancy in the entire professional group, the file will be entered; If it's full, look back at the second professional group volunteers, and so on...
For example, student A fills in the ABCDEFGH professional group volunteers, and when it is his turn to pitch, even if there is only H left and there is a vacancy, he can also pitch to H. If EFGH has a shortfall, only E will be cast.
- Risk point: The same batch is only submitted once
Once a student successfully applies to a certain professional group, regardless of whether he or she will be admitted to this institution or not, he or she will not apply to other institutions. In case it is withdrawn (for example, if you can't fill in the professional record and don't obey the adjustment, your physical condition does not meet the requirements, etc.), because you only submit it once, you will have to wait for the supplement. If all the professional groups fail to pitch successfully, there will be a slippage, and you can only wait for the re-recording.
- How to avoid risks?
Be sure to avoid being deregistered, and be sure that you hit the pitch as soon as you throw it, and you will be foolproof. Suggestion: First, the professional group of "rushing" should try to obey as much as possible, and don't rush if you don't obey. If you do not obey, you may not be able to fill in the major and have no other majors to record, resulting in withdrawal; Second, you must read the enrollment regulations of the institution, understand the major allocation rules, and avoid bumping into majors that happen to have special requirements.
Attached: Common misunderstandings of parallel volunteering
Professional assignment rules
At present, the rules for the allocation of majors in various colleges and universities are relatively simple, and there are two mainstream methods: score priority and volunteer priority.
Score priority: Candidates with high scores will arrange their majors first, and then it will be the turn of candidates in the next rank. This method is very beneficial to high-scoring candidates, it is recommended to fill in 6 majors as much as possible, and if you like it first, form a gradient, it is easy to be admitted and not easy to be adjusted.
Volunteer priority: All majors of the school will give priority to the students who fill in the first position, and the students who are not satisfied will fill in the second position. This method requires candidates to carefully fill in the first major, and the subsequent major should have a more obvious hot and cold gradient or score gap. Otherwise, the first major will be lost, and the popular major will be filled in the lower position, which is easy to be adjusted (if you do not obey the adjustment, it is easy to be withdrawn).