Are all immigrants who take the college entrance examination fresh graduates?

Regulations on College Entrance Examination Immigration

Candidates formally confirm their registration at the place of residence.

The college entrance examination registration is divided into two stages: pre-registration and formal confirmation of registration: pre-registration is completed at the school where the candidate attends, including three aspects: the candidate fills in basic information online, the school reviews the student status, and conducts political review of the candidate. The review and political review work is the responsibility of the sub-district office where the candidate’s household registration is located.

The content of the review and political review should be filled in the candidate's "Pre-registration Form" and stamped with the official seal.

Formally confirming the registration is completed at the county admissions office. Formal confirmation of registration includes several steps such as review of qualifications, payment, photography, printing of relevant forms, and candidate confirmation and signature.

When the registration is officially confirmed, candidates must bring the "Pre-registration Form", original household registration book, and second-generation ID card. Previous students also need to provide other materials that can prove their student status.

When registering for the college entrance examination last year, fresh graduates can register in other places. Only past students need to confirm their registration at the place of residence