Is the Baise High School Entrance Examination a parallel choice?

The Baise High School Entrance Examination is a selection method for parallel volunteers. The so-called parallel volunteering means that candidates can choose multiple schools or majors at the same time based on their own interests and specialties when filling out their application, and these volunteers are in an equal and competitive relationship, that is, in no particular order. Baise High School Entrance Examination, as an admission method in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, also adopts the parallel volunteer model. When filling in the application form, candidates can choose multiple schools or majors as their choices based on their interests and abilities, and there is no hierarchy among these choices. At the time of admission, admissions will be made in sequence according to the candidate's comprehensive scores, subject selection scores and other comprehensive conditions, in the order in which they have filled out their application, until the planned enrollment of all schools or majors is full.

The adoption of parallel volunteering is a boon to candidates, as it provides each candidate with more choices. Under the parallel volunteer system, candidates can choose suitable schools and majors based on their interests, expertise and career plans, instead of being limited to a few ideal schools or majors. Candidates can have alternative plans when filling out their application based on their actual situation, thus avoiding the risk of placing all their hopes on a certain school or major.

At the same time, parallel volunteering also protects the interests of candidates to a certain extent. Each candidate can choose multiple choices based on his or her comprehensive conditions, so even if the first choice is not admitted, there are other choices to choose from. The adoption of parallel volunteering increases the fairness and transparency of admissions and avoids the disadvantages of selection based solely on raw scores in the past. In this way, every candidate has a greater chance of getting a school and major that he is satisfied with.

Of course, there are also some problems in the parallel volunteer system. First of all, candidates need to weigh and choose between multiple schools and majors when filling out their application, which may increase certain difficulties for some candidates. Secondly, due to the existence of parallel applications, some popular schools and majors may face an excessive number of applicants, making admission more difficult. In addition, the parallel volunteer system also requires candidates to have certain information and decision-making abilities, otherwise it may affect the final admission result.

In general, the Baise High School Entrance Examination, as a selection method for parallel volunteers, provides candidates with more choices and increases the fairness and transparency of admissions. When filling in their application, candidates should choose schools and majors that suit them based on their interests and strengths, and reasonably arrange alternatives to increase the success rate of admission. Although there are some problems in the parallel volunteer system, it undoubtedly provides candidates with more development space and opportunities.