What does it mean to approve recruitment in advance?

1. Early approval is based on the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Education. Some schools with basically the same or similar enrollment categories, nature, and majors and some schools approved by the National Education Commission for early admission are gathered together in large-scale enrollment. Early admission was carried out before, which is called early batch admission.

2. For colleges and universities that admit early admission, the control scores of each school will be determined according to different levels and characteristics. The enrollment school will determine the number of candidates' files to review in accordance with relevant regulations, conduct a comprehensive assessment, and select the best for admission.

3. Universities with "early batch" admissions require strict physical examinations, and most of the "early batch" colleges have higher admission scores. Military, public security and judicial majors are in the first batch. The second batch of undergraduate admissions must be above the control score.

4. If the candidate fills in the "early batch" of colleges and universities and is not admitted, it will not affect the candidate's participation in other batches of admission. However, if candidates have been admitted to colleges in the "early batch", they cannot participate in admission to colleges in other batches.

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