Cheap, so it's easy to take advantage. Is it really feasible for overseas Chinese students to take the joint exam?

Educational immigrants with wide brains are only for children's better tomorrow! In this post, Ming inadvertently mentioned the words overseas China students and overseas college entrance examination immigrants. I didn't expect many parents to ask about its operation and feasibility.

To tell the truth, our children have just entered the second grade, and there are still a few years left from the third grade. I don't pay much attention to the information about the college entrance examination. However, the entrance examination for overseas immigrants and overseas Chinese students is still very attractive. I also doubt whether its operability is geometry. Is it sunrise or sunset?

Baidu can still find some information about the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students, and also get a general picture of overseas Chinese students. But I found that Baidu came out with a certain percentage of information from some immigration agencies. It can be seen that the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students has been made into an industrial chain by merchants.

Needless to say, the joint entrance examination system for overseas Chinese students has a long history and is absolutely true. The system itself is by no means a scam.

The full name of the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students is the entrance examination for China people and ordinary overseas Chinese students in China, and the entrance examination for overseas Chinese and students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan in colleges and universities. It is a special examination specially set up by the Ministry of Education of China for overseas Chinese and students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, in order to satisfy these students' desire to return to the mainland for higher education and provide them with opportunities to enter mainland universities.

Students who meet the national definition of overseas Chinese students can participate.

Candidates and one of their parents must have long-term or permanent residency in the country of residence, and have lived in the country of residence for two consecutive years (as of the end of registration), and have lived in the country of residence for not less than 18 months in two years, of which candidates themselves must have actually lived in the country of residence for not less than 18 months in the two years before registration. Studying abroad and working abroad on business cannot be considered as settling down.

Candidates who have not obtained the long-term or permanent residence qualification in this country or one of their parents, but have obtained the legal residence qualification of living in this country for more than five years (including five years), and have lived in this country for not less than 30 months within five years, and have actually lived in this country for not less than 30 months within five years before registration, can also participate in the registration.

Examination subjects, divided into literature and history and science, engineering, agriculture and medicine, full score 150, full score 750? . Literature and history (***5 subjects): Chinese, mathematics, English, history, geography; Science, engineering, agriculture and medicine (***5 subjects): Chinese, mathematics, English, physics and chemistry?

Examination time: two days on the third weekend of May every year.

Examination places: Beijing, Shanghai, Fuzhou, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Macao, arranged by the Admissions Office of colleges and universities at each registration point.

School admission begins at the beginning of July every year, and online admission is organized by the Joint Admissions Office.

Admission batches are conducted in the order of the first batch of undergraduate courses, the second batch of undergraduate courses, the first batch of preparatory courses and the second batch of preparatory courses. The enrollment school is above the minimum admission control line and is selected according to the candidates' voluntary test scores.

The above information is public and can be found in official website.

Since the overseas Chinese student system really exists, is it suitable for children from ordinary families to take this road? Look at its advantages and disadvantages before making a judgment.

Advantages of overseas Chinese students' joint examination;

First, the examination subjects are few and the topics are simple. There are fewer subjects in the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students. No politics or biology. There are 5 courses in literature and history and 5 courses in science and engineering.

Second, the admission score is low. 400 points for one admission line, 300 points for two admission lines, and 200 points for art majors. The total score of 750 is really not high. Assuming that the test scores are low, you can also attend the preparatory course.

Third, the number of applicants is small and there is almost no competition. In recent years, the number of applicants for the Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Overseas Chinese Joint Examination has been around 5,000, which does not account for the domestic college entrance examination enrollment index.

Fourth, there are many enrollment institutions. There are more than 300 overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan universities, including 985, 265, 438+065 and 438+0 universities.

There are so many advantages, isn't it great? In fact, after careful analysis, there are still some disadvantages:

First, the scores of domestic famous schools are still relatively high, and domestic famous schools are not so good. Although 400 points can read a book, but the specific school specific analysis. In 2065438+2007, the admission scores of domestic famous schools were 630 points in liberal arts and 665 points in science in Peking University; Tsinghua University Science 661; Fudan university liberal arts 60 1, science 620; Zhejiang University scored 600 points in arts and sciences. Shanghai Jiaotong University has not enrolled students for 20 17 years, and its previous grades are not less than 600 points. However, 400 points can still go to institutions such as Zhongnan University of Economics and Law and Huazhong Normal University.

Second, the latest policy of 20 18, the qualification of overseas students should not be missed. The new definition of overseas Chinese students' qualification has been implemented since 20 19, requiring all students to live abroad for more than several years. It is particularly emphasized that students who do not accept the Philippine Special Retirement Residence Visa and Malaysia's Second Home Program are not allowed to apply. The leak of the easiest identity was blocked.

Although the definition of qualification is slightly different from previous years, children still have to study abroad to meet the qualification certification conditions. The fastest processing cycle for foreign identity is six months to 1 year. Children must finish this before the second day of junior high school to pass the exam. In other words, children still need to go abroad to study in high school.

Once a child chooses this path, there is no turning back. In case the child fails to pass the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students, this speculative path may lead to the child's competitiveness being much weaker than that of the domestic college entrance examination students. Choosing this road is actually a desperate attempt.

Third, there must be sufficient financial support to choose the joint entrance examination for Hualian students. Such sufficient financial resources include the cost of emigrating or obtaining long-term residency abroad, as well as the cost of children attending high schools abroad. It takes about 500,000 RMB to obtain the long-term residency abroad, 400,000 RMB for children to attend high school abroad and 200,000 RMB for living expenses, so the total cost will definitely not be less than 6,543,800 RMB, which is the lowest calculation, not including the immigration agency fee. Therefore, we must have sufficient financial support to choose this path.

Fourth, the biggest uncertainty comes from the risk of changes in the policy of joint entrance examination for overseas Chinese students. With the improvement of the system, the space for exploiting policy loopholes is getting smaller and smaller. For example, there was no requirement to live abroad for several years before, but with the increase of candidates, these loopholes have gradually improved. There is great uncertainty in the policy itself. There are not many beneficiaries of the policy of joint entrance examination for overseas Chinese students, and the policy may be adjusted at any time. Finally, the children not only failed to take the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students, but also missed the general college entrance examination, which really affected their future.

Having said that, regardless of policy risks, for local families, the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students does point out a shortcut to famous domestic schools. Although the admission scores of famous schools such as Beiqing Jiaojiao are very high, the admission line of 400 points can still be accepted by many 985,211,which is also the school that domestic children want to go to. The key is whether parents dare to take the risk of policy changes.

The main way for overseas China students to obtain academic qualifications is to emigrate or obtain long-term residency abroad. Previously, Malaysia and the Philippines, which are the easiest to obtain long-term residency, have been cancelled. However, if you really want to get this status, you can still find some ways through online search, mainly some small countries that have no diplomatic relations with China, but the risks are relatively high. The key is to be willing to send children to those countries to attend high school.

After all, the beneficiaries of the joint entrance examination for overseas Chinese students are those who were really born abroad or have lived and studied abroad for a long time. If it is not your own, it will eventually be acclimatized.

Parents who have sufficient financial resources and want to try this policy, as long as they are aware of the risks and are willing to take risks, I think it is feasible. But be sure to keep your eyes open and don't be confused by the hype of immigration agents in the market. Know clearly, judge for yourself, come through thick and thin, and pay for it yourself. Even if you find a shortcut for your child, you still have to come out by yourself.

In the final analysis, it is most important for children to live up to their expectations and work hard. No matter how good conditions parents create, they also need their children to fight for them.