95% of senior high school graduates in Xinjiang are promoted to undergraduate colleges.

The reporter learned from the Education Department of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region that nearly 1.32 million mainland Xinjiang high school students have graduated, and 95% of them have been promoted to various undergraduate colleges.

According to reports, according to the relevant policies of the Ministry of Education on high school classes, the Ministry of Education separately formulates and issues the enrollment plan for the college entrance examination in high school classes every year, and organizes enrollment separately, covering majors such as industry, agriculture, medicine and management. From 2004 to 20 10, nearly13,200 people in high flyers have participated in seven local college entrance examinations, among which 95% graduates have successfully entered various undergraduate colleges, and the admission rate of key colleges is over 85%.

Aikebaier, a student from 8th grade, No.2 Middle School of Kuiya Township, Mo Yuxian, Xinjiang, said: "My sister was admitted to Lanzhou University from Class One of Dongguan Middle School. I will also be admitted to Class One of High School and will be admitted to Peking University in the future."

In addition, Xinjiang encourages middle and high school students to return to Xinjiang for employment after graduating from college. At present, nearly 3,500 college students have graduated from high school classes, and most of them have chosen to go back to Xinjiang for employment, enriching themselves in various industries and departments in Xinjiang by recruiting civil servants, institutions and special post teachers. (Reporter/Yan Huang)