Is there a policy to join the army after graduating from college?

1, yes, there is a policy of directly recruiting non-commissioned officers, that is, enlisting as non-commissioned officers, not officers.

However, it is more difficult to recruit officers unless the weather is very hot, such as Han Hong and Han Hong. It is difficult for ordinary undergraduate graduates to be directly recruited as officers. First of all, the number of specially recruited officers is very small every year. Second, the conditions are also very harsh. Third, there is a certain relationship.

3. Ordinary undergraduate graduates who want to join the army as officers can apply for master's degrees in military academies. After graduation, he was assigned to the army as a company officer (during the internship period, those who have not graduated are deputy company officers) and the rank of lieutenant.

In addition, wartime officers are appointed by superiors, but this situation can be ruled out in peacetime.

5. Directly recruited non-commissioned officers: male graduates from ordinary colleges and universities, whose majors meet the needs of the army (professional inquiry), unmarried, and under the age of 24 (born after July 3 1990); Political and physical conditions shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions on conscripts. Recruited graduates of ordinary colleges and universities, whose colleges and majors have carried out vocational skill appraisal, shall obtain the vocational qualification certificate issued by the state at or above the intermediate level.

6. According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on Officers in Active Service

Article 9 Sources of officers:

(1) Selecting graduates from good soldier and ordinary middle schools to study and graduate in military academies;

(2) Receiving graduates from ordinary institutions of higher learning;

(three) by civilian cadres;

(4) Recruiting professional and technical personnel and other personnel from outside the army.

When necessary in wartime, officers may be appointed directly from soldiers, enlisted reserve officers and personnel of non-military departments.

Article 10 The China People's Liberation Army implements the system of training and promoting officers in colleges and universities.

Every time a military, political, logistics and equipment officer is promoted to a command post, he must go through the training of the corresponding colleges or other training institutions.

Training. Officers who hold command posts below the battalion level shall receive training in primary command colleges; Hold command posts at regimental and divisional levels

Officers should receive training in intermediate command colleges; Officers who hold command posts at or above the corps level shall be trained by senior command colleges and universities.

Officials working in government agencies should receive training in corresponding institutions.

Professional and technical officers who are promoted to first-class professional and technical positions shall receive institutional training corresponding to their majors; When the training in institutions of higher learning cannot meet the needs, it shall complete the prescribed continuing education tasks by other means.