The difference between students who choose a school and students who arrive at school according to the indicators.

Selected Graduates and enrollment by indicators are two different ways of enrollment. This article will introduce the differences between them in detail.

School choice students

Selected Graduates is a supplement to the school enrollment plan. The admission mode of the school is mainly voluntary, graded, merit-based and full-time recruitment. In addition, some candidates and parents want to enter the ideal school, even if they are below the minimum admission score, they strongly demand admission. In this case, the school will also consider their needs. These students are also called school choice students.

Indicators of school life

The first score line is determined according to the total number of students enrolled in urban areas. For the urban junior high schools that have not completed the school arrival index within the first score line, the admission score line will drop by 10, and they will be admitted in turn according to their grades until the quota is full, and the unfinished index will be recovered, and candidates who have entered the first score line according to the results of the senior high school entrance examination and volunteer batches but have not been admitted to the school arrival index will be recruited. Candidates who enter the first score line according to the results of the senior high school entrance examination and voluntary batches after completing the school arrival index are admitted as public students.