Preferential policies for college graduates to perform compulsory military service

20 15, the state encourages college students to join the army for compulsory military service.

Recently, in order to actively encourage college graduates to conquer compulsory military service, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Finance, the General Staff Department of the People's Liberation Army, the Ministry of Public Security and other departments have issued eight preferential policies with unprecedented efforts to encourage more aspiring young people to join military camps to serve the motherland and grow into talents.

The policies in these eight areas are: 1. Implement the pre-recruitment system for college graduates this year, which will be carried out in May and June; 2. When college graduates are enlisted for compulsory military service, the government will compensate the corresponding tuition fees and student loans; 3. During compulsory military service, giving priority to the selection of non-commissioned officers, examination of military schools and arrangement of technical positions; 4. Those who have a bachelor's degree or above in an ordinary institution of higher learning, have obtained a corresponding degree, have performed well, and meet the relevant provisions of the General Political Department can be directly selected as officers; 5. After retirement, when participating in the joint entrance examination for oriented posts in grassroots public security and law colleges, priority will be given to admission; 6. Those with higher vocational (junior college) education will be admitted to the adult undergraduate course without examination after retirement; Or after a certain assessment, enter the ordinary undergraduate course; 7. After retirement, the total score of the graduate students' initial test will be increased by 10; Those who have won second-class merit and above are recommended to study for a master's degree without examination after retirement; 8. After retirement, employment registration can be carried out according to the needs of recent college graduates.

These preferential policies are strong and practical, highlighting four highlights:

1. Joining the army for college graduates is equivalent to going to college for free. The state compensates the corresponding tuition fees and student loans for college graduates who have been enlisted for compulsory military service. The compensation targets are wide, including full-time graduates, graduate students and second bachelor's degree graduates from central departments and local full-time public universities, private universities and independent colleges. College graduates can get up to 24,000 tuition fees or student loan compensation at the initial stage of enlistment, all of which are allocated by the central government.

2. College graduates participating in the initial recruitment will not affect their employment. The pre-requisition policy formulated by the state fully respects and guarantees the right of graduates to choose their own jobs, that is, graduates who participate in the pre-requisition can still choose employment after being identified as pre-requisition objects through physical examination and political examination; For college graduates whose registered permanent residence has been moved back to their original place of origin when they leave school, but who fail to join the army, they can apply to the original school for employment reassignment procedures in accordance with the relevant provisions, and the public security department of the place where the graduates are employed will go through the migration procedures in registered permanent residence on the strength of the Employment Registration Certificate for Graduates of National Colleges and Universities held by the graduates. Municipalities directly under the central government shall implement it in accordance with relevant regulations.

3. College graduates can refer to recent college graduates for employment procedures and transfer of household registration files. After discharged from active service, enlisted college graduates can refer to fresh college graduates, apply for employment registration cards again in the original colleges and go through the migration procedures in registered permanent residence, where the employer is registered (employed). The time limit for handling employment registration cards starts from 12 and 1 in the year of retiring from active service and ends at 12 and 3 1 in the following year.

4. After the expiration of service, college graduates will enjoy more favorable treatment for further studies. A few days ago, the Ministry of Education has formulated an implementation plan for ordinary higher vocational (junior college) graduates who perform compulsory military service to enter undergraduate study after retirement. Ordinary higher vocational (junior college) graduates who perform compulsory military service can apply for exemption to enter adult higher education institutions for undergraduate study according to the regulations of the provincial adult college admissions office where their registered permanent residence is located or where they work, or apply for the starting point of undergraduate study in ordinary colleges and universities according to the regulations of the provincial entrance examination institutions or corresponding institutions where their registered permanent residence is located, and enjoy the preferential policies of separate enrollment plan, separate marking and admission according to the number of plans.

At present, the pre-recruitment of college graduates is in full swing. The Ministry of Education requires local colleges and universities to widely publicize the relevant national policies to graduates through campus networks, school newspapers, radio and television, and mobile phone text messages. , especially for the graduates of higher vocational colleges who practice abroad, make sure to notify people; Local education departments and universities should work closely with local recruitment offices to ensure that organizational leadership, publicity and mobilization are in place, work is in place, and follow-up services are in place. It is reported that the Ministry of Education and the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army have organized inspection teams to go to seven military regions to supervise the specific implementation of the pre-recruitment of college graduates. At present, many college graduates have actively responded to the call of the state and signed up for pre-requisition. It is hoped that the majority of college graduates who are interested in compulsory military service will attend the pre-registration in the armed forces department or student management department of the school in time.