Can self-taught undergraduates attend job fairs for campus recruitment after graduation?

Campus recruitment is a recruitment activity jointly carried out by university employment offices and enterprises. On the one hand, it can promote the employment of college students and improve the employment rate of colleges and universities; On the one hand, it allows enterprises to recruit outstanding talents. Under normal circumstances, campus recruitment is to participate in general enrollment, and self-study exams are not allowed. But it depends on the form of the job fair. If the recruitment of this school is not strict, you have a chance to get in. After entering, you can communicate with the recruiter about the expected position. If your ability is recognized by the other party, he won't care if you are a student of this school. For recruiters, the more people come, the better (of course, high-quality talents), so that the choice is large and the recruitment success rate is high.

Of course, if you are familiar with the teacher in this school, you can tell him directly and he will inform you when there is a job fair. Forget it if you are unfamiliar, because the employment rate will follow, and your participation, if hired, will affect the employment rate of their general enrollment.