When universities recruit doctoral students, do they treat excellent doctoral students the same as ordinary doctoral students?

Generally speaking, when universities recruit doctoral students, the treatment of excellent doctoral students and ordinary doctoral students is different. Excellent doctoral students usually get more scholarships, research funds, and give priority to teachers. The reason is that excellent doctoral students will have more promotion to the reputation and influence of the school after graduation, and can also better attract more excellent students and professors to enter the school. In addition, these doctoral students may be more innovative and practical in academic research and can better contribute to the school. Of course, different schools and different disciplines may have different definitions of excellent doctoral students, so the specific treatment will be different. Generally speaking, excellent doctoral students can usually get more preferential treatment in employment, salary and welfare to encourage their further development.