What about resignation, postgraduate entrance examination and social security?

Legal analysis: this kind of problem needs to be analyzed first. Different people have different situations. If you don't plan to go abroad for development, just close the social security and provident fund accounts. You can continue to pay fees when you come back from graduate school, and you don't need to open an account again (the company staff will help you when you leave). In another case, the postgraduate entrance examination went to other places and planned to develop outside. If you don't go back to your hometown, you should seriously consider it. First, your social security must be transferred. There is no doubt about it. Because paying social security in China is a cumulative system, as long as you pay 15 years before retirement, you can apply for a pension (of course, you can get more if you pay more). If you don't handle the transfer, it is equivalent to paying the previous social security in vain.

Legal basis: Article 6 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Social Insurance Law. The state exercises strict supervision over social insurance funds.

The State Council and the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall establish and improve the supervision and management system of social insurance funds to ensure the safe and effective operation of social insurance funds.

People's governments at or above the county level shall take measures to encourage and support all sectors of society to participate in the supervision of social insurance funds.