Do I have to take the college entrance examination where my hukou is located?

On September, 2065438 1, the General Office of the State Council issued a document, requesting all localities to issue specific measures for the college entrance examination in different places before 20 12 12 3 1. At present, more than 20 provinces have announced the policy of college entrance examination in different places.

Taking Beijing as an example, relevant requirements: parents of students studying in higher vocational colleges in Beijing have Beijing temporary residence permit or work residence permit, legally stable residence, legally stable occupation for 6 years, and continuously paid social insurance in Beijing for 6 years (excluding supplementary payment). Higher vocational education only. Starting from 20 14.

1. Is the college entrance examination based on student status or household registration?

The qualification evaluation of college entrance examination should focus on student status, dilute household registration and avoid household registration system. According to the college entrance examination regulations, there is no exception in any region: you must go back to the registration place.

Candidates' hukou is the priority in the college entrance examination, that is, the hukou shall prevail. Generally, according to the regulations of the relevant education departments, the college entrance examination and admission are conducted according to the location of household registration.

Therefore, under normal circumstances, candidates should take the college entrance examination in the provinces and cities where their registered permanent residence is located. It is very inconvenient for candidates from other provinces and cities, regardless of the candidates from this province and city.

However, there are also policies to explain the relevant contents of the college entrance examination candidates taking the exam in areas where their household registration is not available, that is, the college entrance examination in different places.

Candidates can choose to take the college entrance examination in other provinces because of their parents' work or school status, which is where candidates go to school.

2. Do you want to go back to your hometown for the college entrance examination?

Under normal circumstances, college entrance examination candidates should return to the place where they are registered to take the college entrance examination; If you have a school status, you can take the college entrance examination at the place where you have a school status.

At present, there are many regulations on college entrance examination qualifications in various provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in China, which vary greatly. In some areas, there are fewer restrictions on the college entrance examination in different places, and students can take the college entrance examination at the place where they enter school; In order to put an end to the phenomenon of immigrants in the college entrance examination, some provinces stipulate that they must go back to their domicile to take the college entrance examination; Foreign candidates who have a high school student status can also take the college entrance examination at the place where their student status is located. So it depends on which province the candidates take the college entrance examination.

As for when you can not return?

For this problem, it still depends on the policy of the national education department. I think we should wait until the day when the national examination papers are unified, the examination time is unified, and the admission is unified. There are no different household registration and different admission scores, so we should not go back to our household registration. It is important to know that candidates with Shanghai household registration may be admitted to Shanghai Fudan with more than 400 points, while candidates from Henan or Anhui may need more than 600 points to be admitted to Shanghai Fudan. There are local safeguards for the balanced allocation of educational resources. Therefore, many parents have moved their hukou for their children's college entrance examination. In recent years, relevant policies have been introduced for first-tier cities to reduce parents' moving accounts for their children's college entrance examination.