Can 3+2 students take the college entrance examination?

3+2 technical secondary school students cannot take the college entrance examination.

3+2 refers to a joint school run by a technical secondary school and a junior college. After completing 3 years of study in a technical secondary school, you can complete a 2-year course at a jointly run school and obtain a junior college diploma. In the first three years, technical secondary school charging standards and segmented teaching will be implemented, and in the next two years, junior college charging standards will be implemented.

After two years of technical secondary school and then three years of junior college, it is a three-two-step system for secondary and higher vocational education. Students in the 3-2 section system need to take the "32-section section" unified examination from secondary vocational school to higher vocational school during the technical secondary school study period. Those who pass the test will be transferred to colleges and universities to complete two years of junior college study and be issued a two-year junior college diploma.

The difference between the five-year consistent system and 3+2:

Proof of difference: 3+2 is jointly organized by secondary vocational schools and ordinary colleges and universities. Generally, the first three years are in Students study in secondary vocational schools and then study in ordinary colleges and universities for the next two years; the five-year consistent system is a five-year study in higher vocational colleges.

Different academic systems: 3+2 students study technical secondary school courses for the first three years, and then take the "three-two section system" transfer exam. After passing the exam, they enter a jointly run general college to study for two years of junior college courses; There is no transfer exam for students in the five-year consistent system.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia - 3+2