I am a sophomore now! I recently started to open a Hong Kong account! ! Then where should I take the college entrance examination? Is there a discount? Am I an overseas Chinese student?

You should take the entrance exam, because the enrollment brochure only points out your place of origin, not how long you have immigrated. Moreover, the entrance exam can also be taken in the mainland, and you don't have to go to Hong Kong. The content of the joint entrance examination is recognized as close to the mainland college entrance examination. If you have been studying in Shenzhen, you will have an advantage over others.

I don't know much about the third floor. The book of the joint exam says that the exam requirements are hukou and education. Once the household registration is settled, people with Hong Kong Form VI, Mainland Form III or equivalent education will be accepted. In other words, you only need to have proof that you are studying in senior three.

Many people say that the entrance exam has preferential treatment and low scores, but they are only partly right. Because as far as the scope of the exam is concerned, the scope of the joint exam is much more than that of the mainland college entrance examination before the reform. If you want to take the entrance exam, you must study according to the exam outline, which is not necessarily easier than the college entrance examination.

Actually, you don't have to panic. First of all, if you want to learn what you are teaching at school now, you must take the joint exam. Besides, there are many people taking the entrance exam in Shenzhen, and there are not a few in your group.