What is simulated investment admission?

Simulated bidding is a simulation exercise before formal bidding.

Simulated admission, also known as simulated filing, is a day before the formal filing of each batch (or 2-3 days before, the time is not necessarily), and the provincial education examinations institute conducts simulated filing according to the proportion of filing determined by colleges and universities. After the simulated filing, the distribution of students' grades will be notified to colleges and universities in time, and colleges and universities will decide whether to increase their plans accordingly, and give feedback to the provincial education examinations institute in time.

It is mainly the relationship between the provincial examination institute and universities, and has little to do with candidates. According to the statistical data of students provided by the Provincial Admissions Office, each batch of enrollment schools initially determined the increase plan and the proportion of file transfer, and then the Provincial Admissions Office simulated the file transfer.

After the school further formulated the increase plan and the proportion of file transfer, the Provincial Admissions Office simulated the file transfer again. In the process of simulated filing, what is passed between the provincial admissions office and colleges and universities is the regenerated candidate files, not the candidate files.

As follows:

During the simulated filing period, the status of candidates' files has not changed. Independent enrollment is in this process. There is generally only one school volunteer for independent enrollment. Candidates decide whether to fill in the independent enrollment qualifications issued by colleges and universities according to their actual test scores. If the candidate scores high, the candidate will choose to give up the qualification of independent enrollment. Once he fills in the volunteer of the self-enrollment university and is admitted, then the candidate is not eligible to participate in other batches of admission.

Ensure that colleges and universities can recruit outstanding talents and complete the announced enrollment plan. Admissions colleges fully understand students' situation through information exchange, including: score distribution, professional distribution, obedience adjustment and other information.

Ensure that candidates who meet the admission rules can be admitted. As parallel volunteer is a round of application, in order to reduce the "investment risk" and reduce the number of grades withdrawn, the college entrance examination will have several rounds of interaction with the enrollment institutions, so that the institutions can clearly understand the number of students applying for their own schools, thus reasonably determining the application requirements of the enrollment institutions and safeguarding the interests of candidates.