I am a sophomore this year, because I just applied for Hong Kong. Can I take the joint examination of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan next year? If it's okay,

Let's take a look at the following information first:

1. Registration qualification

Only those who have graduated from high school (equivalent to the sixth grade of middle school) and meet one of the following registration conditions can apply:

Candidates from Hong Kong and Macao hold Hong Kong or Macao permanent identity cards and Hong Kong and Macao residents' passes to and from the Mainland.

Candidates from Hong Kong and Macao hold Hong Kong or Macao non-permanent identity cards and Hong Kong and Macao residents' passes to and from the Mainland.

(3) Candidates from Taiwan Province Province hold mainland travel permit for taiwan residents.

2. Registration time

March 1 to March 3 1 (except Saturday and Sunday), in which March 1 to March 15 is the online forecast time, and March 16 to March 3 1 is the official confirmation time. The specific work arrangement is subject to the announcement of each registration point.

3. Place of registration

Beijing:

Beijing College Admissions Office (No.9 Zhixin East Road, Haidian District, Beijing, postal code: 100083, tel: (0 10)828372 12).

Shanghai:

Shanghai College Admissions Office (No.500, Qinzhou South Road, Shanghai, 200235, Tel: (02 1)649460 10, (021) 6451/200).

Fujian:

① Fujian Education Examinations Institute (No.59, Beihuan Middle Road, Fuzhou, postal code: 350003, telephone: (059 1)878 19345, fax: (0591) 87841550);

② Xiamen Admissions Examination Office, Fujian Province (No.269, Torch Second Road, Xiamen, postal code: 36 1006, telephone number: (0592)5703 107, fax number: (0592)5703 106).

Guangzhou:

Chinese College of Jinan University (No.377, Dongshou Guling Road, Guang Yuan, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, with postal code 5 106 10, telephone number (020)87205925 and fax number (020)87206598).

Hong kong:

① San Po Kong Office of the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (San Po Kong Juelu Street 17, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Tel: 3628 8787/3628 8711)

② Branches of China Travel Agency in the following areas.

Wan Chai Branch: G/F, Southorn Centre, Hennessy Road 138, Hong Kong 1 (Tel: 2832 3888)

North Point Branch: G/F, Jiafu Building, Java Road 196-202, Hong Kong (Tel: 2565 0370)

Shau Kei Wan Branch: Shop 2003, 2nd Floor, Tian Yue Plaza, Nankang Street 18, Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong (Tel: 2535 6726).

Mong Kok Branch: 2nd Floor, Debao Building, 62-72 Sai Yee Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon (Tel: 2998 7888)

Tsim Sha Tsui Branch: Shi Liang Building 1 Building, No.27-33 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon (Tel: 23 15 7 17 1)

Tseung Kwan O Branch: Shop 209, 2nd Floor, east point city Shopping Mall, Tseung Kwan O, Kowloon (Tel: 2628 6 1 18).

Kwun Tong Branch: G/F, Yumin Centre Shopping Mall, 300-302 Ngau Tau Kok Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon (Tel: 2343 8243)

Tsuen Wan Branch: G/F, Castle Peak Road (Tsuen Wan Section) 189, Tsuen Wan, New Territories (Tel: 2499 1433)

Yuen Long Branch: No.31-41,Education Road, Yuen Long, New Territories (Tel: 2475 5367)

Sha Tin Branch: Shop 7 17-7 18, 7th Floor, Liancheng Plaza, Sha Tin, New Territories (Tel: 2692 7773)

Tai Po Branch: G/F, Guangfu Road 128- 130, Tai Po, New Territories (Tel: 2657 2883)

Tuen Mun Branch: Shop A, Jiahua Building, No.26 1 881KLOC-0/7, Castle Peak Road (Xinhui Section), Tuen Mun, New Territories.

③ Beijing-Hong Kong Academic Exchange Center (Room KLOC-0/404-05, United Publishing Building, 83 King's Road, North Point, Hong Kong, Tel: 2893 6355)

④ China Education Exchange (Hong Kong) Center Co., Ltd. (Room 2305, Xingye Commercial Center, 272-284 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong, Tel: 2542 48 1 1).

Macau:

Auxiliary Office for Higher Education of the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region (7th Floor, Longcheng Building, No.614A-640, Doctor Luo Avenue, Macau (entrance is located at No.0/05, Guoya Street), tel: (853)83969345)

The Examination Outline for Joint Enrollment of Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Students in Colleges and Universities is available at all registration places, and candidates can purchase it directly.

4. Registration method

20 13 joint enrollment registration adopts the combination of online name prediction and on-site formal confirmation. Candidates log on to the website of the Joint Admissions Office (website:) to predict their names. When predicting names, candidates need to input basic information (including name, gender, date of birth, place of application, subject and school, etc. ) as required. After predicting the name, candidates need to remember their password and go to the relevant registration place for formal registration confirmation at the specified time. Candidates who cannot be confirmed in person at the registration site due to special circumstances may entrust their relatives to formally register on their behalf with the consent of the registration site. The newspaper reporter shall go through the relevant formalities at the registration site with the candidate's ID card, my ID card, the power of attorney signed by the candidate, the candidate's electronic photo file and other registration materials. Each newspaper reporter can only go through the confirmation formalities on behalf of one candidate. When going through the formal registration confirmation formalities, candidates or newspaper reporters must submit a copy of their high school graduation certificate (recent high school graduates can be certified by their schools), the original academic transcripts of high schools in each academic year (recent high school graduates can submit their high school graduation certificates and transcripts of last semester when they report for duty), and a copy of their identity documents (all the above materials are attached for verification, among which the original academic certificates and transcripts need to be collected, and the collected registration materials will not be returned once they register), and pay the registration examination fee of RMB 550 yuan. Candidates who hold foreign diplomas (academic certificates) and transcripts must be translated into Chinese and notarized.

After registration, those who are not allowed to take the exam because they have not passed the identity authentication of the public security department or have not taken the exam will not be refunded.

The above information is taken from:

20 13 "People's Republic of China (PRC) and China universities jointly recruit overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan students"

If you have relevant documents and materials, you can apply for the exam. The materials to be prepared include: ID cards, passes for Hong Kong and Macao residents to and from the Mainland, certificates issued by schools attending Grade Three, and transcripts (including the first semester of Grade One, Grade Two and Grade Three). It is stated in the enrollment brochure of the Joint Recruitment that fresh graduates can submit their transcripts for the last year when they report for duty. Therefore, fresh graduates only need to submit the transcripts of the first semester of senior three, not the transcripts of the second semester.

The registration method has been clearly written in the above enrollment brochure, which is similar every year.

The examination place should be the city where you signed up.

As for how to learn, of course, it depends on your own ability. It is said that the entrance examination for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan is simpler than the college entrance examination, but the scope and requirements of some subjects are different. It is recommended to find relevant information to understand. Otherwise, I can also apply for the joint examination class, because I don't want to help others advertise, so I won't say much about this.

If you still don't understand, you can come to the national joint recruitment bar of Baidu Post Bar to ask questions.

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