How long will it take to get the results after filling in the volunteer report?

Generally, it is 1-2 days, and the longest locking time of a parallel volunteer is no more than 36 hours.

1 and general 12-24 hours have the highest probability of receiving notification. Most schools will adjust the adjustment system on the first day of school. The dispensing system rarely exceeds 12 hours, and is only open for 12 hours, because it is stipulated that the opening time of the dispensing system is not less than 12 hours.

2. Under normal circumstances, after filling in the dispensing system, we will receive a second interview notice between 12 hours and 24 hours. After filling in, be sure to check your status in time so as not to miss the confirmation time. Most schools will ask you to confirm the second interview notice within two hours. Everyone needs to pay close attention to the adjustment system, and it is best to confirm it as soon as possible.

3. If the volunteer transfer lasts more than 36 hours, your status is that the transfer application has been reviewed by the admissions unit, but you have not received the re-examination notice, so you are basically hopeless, because it is stipulated that the school will lock in the volunteer for no more than 36 hours, most schools will give you the re-examination notice before the lock-up period, and only a few will receive the re-examination notice after the lock-up period.

The whole process of adjustment:

1. Check the national line and the college line. If you have crossed the line, prepare for the second interview and wait for the second interview list. If they cross the national line and don't cross the specialist line, they should be prepared to adjust. If they can't cross the two lines, prepare for World War II or work.

2. If you need to adjust, first see the school adjustment, inquire about the adjustment information in official website, or contact the college teacher, or directly inquire about the off-campus adjustment to understand the adjustment conditions and its professional nature.

3. If you pass the retest line but don't enter the retest list, then enter the second one.

4. For transferring from school to school, please contact the college directly. For off-campus transfers, in addition to contacting college teachers, you should also go to the research and recruitment network to fill out the transfer application.

5. You can fill in multiple applications for off-campus transfer. If time permits, you can also take part in the re-examination of many colleges and universities. However, once you accept the proposed admission of one institution, you can't enroll in other institutions.

6. Receive the proposed admission and wait for the proposed admission list.

7. After the proposed admission list comes out, file transfer and political review will be conducted.

8. Colleges and universities issue admission notices.

9. I received the admission notice and prepared to start school.