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Adjustment means that you failed to enter the school you applied for, but your scores passed the national line and there are schools that are not fully enrolled. You can contact the teacher to adjust if you passed the national line and the adjustment school is not fully enrolled
Respondent: tingyu - 2012/02/18 06:41
Your score has reached the national level, but you have not been admitted to the university you applied for. You can apply for reassignment to other colleges that are not fully enrolled
Respondent: bingwei_2004 - 2012/02/19 07:57
The adjustment of postgraduate entrance examination means that your scores fail to reach the school you want to apply for, but your scores have already passed the national line. Some schools are not satisfied with the number of applicants or the number of applicants is low, so they will transfer those who have enough scores to those schools that are not satisfied with the number of applicants to achieve an overall balance.
Respondent: Xia Wenjuan - 2012/02/24 03:30
You can participate in the transfer only after passing the national line
Respondent: mengemp - 2012/02/29 12:11
Not necessarily. You must pass the national line to apply. After application, the target university will select you to enter the reexamination.
Respondent: 15123333073 - 2012/03/19 08:50
Who knows the national adjustment policy
Which website can see
Is it OK to be transparent~
Respondent: onlylk123 - 2012/03/20 01:29
Those above the national level can participate in the transfer
Respondent: dianaback - 2013/02/09 03:56
For example, the preliminary test results of children's shoes in the 12 year test were basically released at the beginning of March. Postgraduate study adjustment means that the initial test results can only be adjusted after passing the national line. Adjustment can only be made from high to slightly low schools. It is not possible to adjust after participating in the test, but only after passing the national line. I hope you can help you. If you don't understand, you can call me, I'm happy to answer your question
Respondent: 1904526135 - 2013/02/12 10:08
Can the 985 colleges and universities applying for the exam apply for adjustment if their scores do not reach the reexamination line of the major they are applying for, but reach the professional master's score line of the corresponding school they are applying for?
Respondent: kcy890621 - 2013/02/14 11:35
You can choose to transfer to other relevant majors or other schools if you are on the national line but have not been admitted by the school you applied for in the preliminary examination
Respondent: Girl 520-2013/04/23 12:01
New comers report for duty. Thanks for your advice
Respondent: Magic High - 2014/01/23 10:58
The adjustment of postgraduate entrance examination means that if your school fails to meet the score line of the second round examination, some schools will accept the adjustment students, and your score line reaches the score line of those schools, you can apply for adjustment.
Respondent: taiyuan 117 - 2014/03/26 10:21
To put it simply, you have not been admitted by the school you are applying for, but your scores and other conditions meet the requirements of another school with a vacancy. If you are willing, you can contact the school and fill in a transfer application form. The school you are applying for will transfer your information to the school you want to transfer. You will be accepted after being approved by the school
There are three adjustment principles. First, you have not been admitted to the school (this is the major premise, people want you, you are unwilling to go, you have no right to adjust). Second, there is a vacancy in the target school to be adjusted, and you meet the requirements of the school (including the national line and other requirements of the school in this major). You can adjust as long as you meet the three conditions, and you can transfer from Area B to Area A
The key to successful reassignment is to start early and contact early. In general, it should be transferred to other majors with vacancies first, and then transferred to other schools. You can ask the school of the newspaper which usually has frequent reassignments over the years& quot; Counterpart schools& quot;, Or ask experienced seniors. It's not difficult to start early, make positive contact, and adjust successfully. In fact, your achievements are beyond the national line. If you are willing to go to a graduate school, there must be a school to go to. I probably know that. I hope it will help you
Respondent: 18363625825 - 2014/04/14 01:41
You have passed the national line, but you have not entered the second interview of the college you applied for, or you have been rejected in the second interview, you can prepare to adjust to the school that has not been fully enrolled. During the adjustment process, it is very important to collect the vacancy of college adjustment. Be very patient. I wish you success in your postgraduate entrance exam!
Respondent: Lemon has been there - 2015/01/19 06:07
If your scores fail to meet the requirements of the school you applied for or if your first choice is rejected, you can adjust if you pass the national line. If you fail to pass the first zone, you can not transfer the first zone. If you pass the second zone, you can transfer the second zone. If you fail to reach the second zone, you cannot transfer the second zone
Respondent: 2802fsdfsa5 - 2015/02/11 12:27
No, the colleges and universities that need adjustment only if they are not admitted by the first choice are generally not as good as the first choice
Respondent: goodings - 2015/04/12 08:12
You have passed the national line, but you have not entered the second round exam of a volunteer college, or you have been rejected in the second round exam. You can apply for transfer to a school that is not full of students. During the transfer process, it is very important to collect the transfer vacancies of colleges and universities. Be very patient. I wish you success in your postgraduate entrance exam!
Respondent: qiqi126 - 2015/10/10 03:12
The adjustment of postgraduate entrance examination is aimed at examinees who have reached the national level but failed to be admitted by the first volunteer!
What needs to be noted here is that your scores must meet the requirements of the second round exam, but those who fail to participate in the second round exam of the first volunteer due to the restrictions of enrollment conditions, or those who fail in the second round exam of the first volunteer can participate in the postgraduate entrance examination adjustment!
Respondent: Morning Glory - 2016/11/24 10:04
Adjustment refers to a volunteer national line but no college line. There are many detailed requirements for reallocation, such as more requirements for the first 2-4 digits of the professional code. Learn more.
Respondent: 604186 - 2023/03/21 09:10
