What are Jiangsu Province’s policies for counterpart recruitment in 2017, and what are the hot topics regarding counterpart recruitment that deserve attention. I have compiled for you the 2017 counterpart recruitment policy in Jiangsu Province, I hope you like it!

The 2017 counterpart recruitment policy in Jiangsu Province

1. Admission batches and marking principles

Counterpart recruitment is divided into two batches: undergraduate and junior college. The Provincial Education Examination Authority demarcates the minimum admission control scores for undergraduate and junior college batches by subject group based on the number of college enrollment plans, candidates' aspirations and scores. Among them, the artistic design skill direction in the art category has the undergraduate and junior college score lines; the art skills direction such as music education, broadcasting and hosting, film and television performance, dance choreography, etc. only have the undergraduate score line.

2. Admission system

The admission process for single-entry admissions is based on an admissions system in which the admissions institution is responsible and the Provincial Education Examination Authority supervises. For candidates who meet the admissions conditions, whose scores reach the provincial admission minimum control score and meet the filing requirements, in principle, the enrollment institution shall propose to review the candidate's file within 103% of the school's planned enrollment number. The lowest score will be submitted according to the candidate's preference for parallel colleges. The admissions institution will decide whether the candidate is admitted and the major to be admitted, and is responsible for explaining the candidates who are not admitted and handling other remaining issues. The Provincial Education Examination Authority supervises the implementation of enrollment policies and enrollment plans by enrollment institutions, and corrects violations of enrollment policies and regulations.

3. Principles and methods of filing

The principle of filing for parallel colleges and universities is: “Scores are given priority, and choices are followed.” The specific method for applying for volunteers in general parallel colleges is: according to the candidate's subject group category and in order from high score to low score of the candidate's total score, search the candidates' A, B, C or A, B, C, D, For E-choice, once a school that meets the application score appears among the 3 or 5 schools searched, application will be made to that school. If no school meets the application score, application will not be allowed. After the above process is completed, regardless of whether the files are submitted or not, the candidate will be deemed to have enjoyed the opportunity to submit files to parallel colleges in this batch. If a candidate is withdrawn for any reason after submitting his/her files to a certain school, he or she will no longer be re-submitted to other schools in this batch of parallel applications. Universities will be submitted in the order of public and private according to their wishes.

The method of filing for the direction of art design skills in the art category is: candidates whose professional skills scores and cultural unified examination scores have reached the provincial control line will be cast in order from high to low overall scores; music education, broadcasting The selection method for skills such as hosting, film and television performance, and dance choreography is as follows: Candidates whose professional skills scores and cultural unified examination scores have reached the provincial control line will be cast in order from high to low professional skill scores.

The principle of filing candidates with the same score is: when filing, candidates with the same total score will be ranked according to their professional skills from high to low. If there are still the same score, these candidates will be classified. Some candidates submit all applications according to their wishes.

4. Admission requirements

Freshmen admitted to colleges and universities must follow the prescribed procedures and complete all aspects of file submission, file reading, withdrawal, and review on time to ensure the smooth progress of the admission process. For those who fail to complete relevant tasks as required over time without any reason, the Provincial Education Examination Authority can admit the candidates in order from high scores to low scores based on the issued electronic files of the candidates according to the planned number of the relevant colleges and universities, and set the candidates' electronic files to pre-admission status , and at the same time notify the relevant colleges and universities in writing.

Candidates who have been admitted to various ordinary colleges and universities will no longer participate in the corresponding single recruitment and registration for secondary vocational students. Candidates who have been admitted by individual recruitment or registration for secondary vocational students will no longer participate in admission to various ordinary colleges and universities. A complete interpretation of Jiangsu's higher vocational college enrollment policy

Jiangsu's higher vocational college enrollment

Individual enrollment is a way for the state to authorize higher vocational colleges to independently organize exam admissions. It must be conducted before the college entrance examination. Admission completed. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Education, candidates take a separate admissions examination. If they are officially admitted, they do not need to take the national unified college entrance examination. Those who are not admitted can continue to take the national unified college entrance examination. Independent examination enrollment is a pilot project to further improve the diversified selection mechanism for higher education and is an integral part of the national college entrance examination.

After students enter the school, they are treated the same as students admitted through unified recruitment.

For some candidates whose grades in cultural courses are not ideal, the single-entrance examination for higher vocational colleges breaks the "one test determines life" principle of the college entrance examination, giving them one more choice for further study and development, and also alleviates some of the problems. Students’ pressure to study further.

The difference between the single-entrance examination for higher vocational colleges and the ordinary college entrance examination

A. The examination format is different: the former needs to take a joint test in Chinese, mathematics, and foreign languages, while the latter needs to take a joint test in Chinese, mathematics, and English and exams in two elective subjects.

B. The application forms are different: the former can only apply for one school, while the latter can apply for multiple schools and multiple majors.

The difference between individual admissions to higher vocational colleges and individual admissions to counterparts

Many candidates are confused and confused about the difference between individual admissions to higher vocational colleges and individual admissions to counterparts. Here we will make a simple distinction for everyone. :

A. Jiangsu’s higher vocational college admissions program is aimed at fresh and past graduates of ordinary high schools in Jiangsu Province who have participated in the 2017 national unified admissions examination for ordinary colleges and universities. (In other words, the candidates for the single-recruitment of higher vocational colleges are senior high school students)

PS: The academic level of candidates applying for the single-recruitment of higher vocational colleges must reach 4C and pass the technical subjects (candidates applying for art majors, seven There must be no more than three D-level subjects in the academic proficiency test, and failure in technical subjects will be regarded as D-level).

Candidates who have not participated in the general college entrance examination registration or who do not meet the registration requirements for the required subject test of academic level must go to the registration office of the county (city, district) where their household registration is located to apply for the college entrance examination make-up registration before the start of the single enrollment registration or Supplementary registration procedures for relevant required subject tests.

B. Counterpart recruitment is an integral part of the enrollment of ordinary colleges and universities. The scope and targets of enrollment are secondary vocational schools (including ordinary technical secondary schools) that have household registration or student status in the province and meet the basic requirements for enrollment in ordinary colleges and universities. Applicants and past graduates of vocational technical secondary schools, vocational high schools, adult technical secondary schools, technical schools, the same below). (In other words, the targets of the counterpart recruitment are vocational high school and technical secondary school students.)

Registration time and method for higher vocational recruitment

Candidates must register from January 15 to 20, 2017 Log in to the Provincial Education Examination Authority website or the school website to register online and pay the exam fee online. Each candidate can only apply for one institution. The school will complete the examination of candidate qualifications before February 25.

Assessment and admission to higher vocational colleges

The Provincial Education Examination Agency is responsible for the organization of propositions, examinations and grading of joint tests on Chinese, mathematics and foreign language subjects. The propositions are based on high school curriculum standards, and the scores of each subject are based on the compulsory subject tests for academic level, and are presented in four grades: A, B, C, and D.

In 2017, the compulsory subject test for general high school academic level is scheduled from March 18th to 19th, and the joint test for the three subjects of Chinese, mathematics, and foreign language is scheduled to be conducted on March 20th, and is administered by each city. Organization and implementation.

Before April 10, colleges and universities will release cultural test results. For candidates who meet the cultural achievement requirements stipulated by the applying institution, the institution may conduct skills assessment or interview based on the plan published in the admissions brochure based on its own teaching requirements and school-running characteristics. For candidates who enjoy exemption from literacy test, colleges and universities must conduct skills assessment or interview.

Before April 30, colleges and universities will determine the list of candidates to be admitted based on the results of cultural tests and skills assessments or interviews and in accordance with the admission rules stipulated in the admission brochure, and submit it to the Provincial Education Examination Authority for review. After passing the review, the list of candidates will be announced to the society. announced.

Candidates who have been admitted by higher vocational colleges in advance will no longer take part in the unified examination for general college admissions in June. If you want to participate, you must submit a written application to the admissions office of the county (city, district) where you registered for the college entrance examination. You can participate only after approval.

Candidates who have been admitted by higher vocational colleges in advance will no longer participate in other forms of admissions by ordinary colleges and universities.

Bonus points for individual admissions to higher vocational colleges

For those who have outstanding performance in subject competitions, skills competitions, innovative practices, have specialties in sports and art, or have excellent results in compulsory subjects at the general high school academic level Candidates can formulate corresponding admission policies. Where candidates with outstanding academic performance in compulsory subjects in general high schools are exempted from literacy tests, institutions should set higher grade requirements. For candidates who have one of the following circumstances, colleges and universities can give extra points for admission, and the extra points must be consistent with our province’s admissions policy, that is:

(1) Self-employed retired soldiers can get 5 extra points. ;Retired soldiers who were awarded second-class merit or above during their service or were awarded honorary titles by units above the military region can add 10 points.

(2) Children of martyrs can receive an additional 10 points.

(3) Ethnic minority candidates can add 3 points when applying for provincial general colleges and universities.

(4) Returned overseas Chinese, children of returned overseas Chinese, children of overseas Chinese and candidates from Taiwan Province can add 10 points.