In the process of filling in the college entrance examination, sliding is a problem that candidates often face. So, how do you know if you've slipped gear?Let's take a look.
1. Check the admission results.
Candidates can check their admission results through the official ** of the Admissions Examination Institute or the University Admissions Office. Generally speaking, if a candidate is admitted, the admissions examination institute or the university admissions office will announce the admission list, and the candidate can check his admission status through his name, admission ticket number and other information. If a candidate is not admitted, words such as "Not admitted" or "Slippery" will be displayed.
2. Check the volunteer filling situation.
When candidates fill in the volunteers, they can check the status of their volunteers, including the schools and majors to fill in, the batches to be filled, and the order of the volunteers. If the candidate's application is too concentrated or too scattered, or if the batch is too high or too low, it may lead to slippage. Therefore, candidates should choose their preferences reasonably according to their actual situation and grades when filling in the volunteers, so as to avoid slippage.
3. Refer to the admission situation of previous years.
Candidates can refer to the admission situation of previous years to know if they are likely to slip. By comparing the admission score line and your own grades over the years, you can judge whether your grades meet the admission standards of the target institution, so as to avoid slippage.
4. Pay attention to changes in enrollment policies.
Changes in admissions policies can also affect candidates' admissions. If candidates do not notice the change in the admissions policy when filling in the application form, it may cause the application to be inconsistent with the new admission standards, resulting in a slippage. Therefore, candidates should keep abreast of the changes in the enrollment policy when filling in the volunteers, and choose their preferences reasonably according to the new policy requirements.
5. Consult relevant departments in a timely manner.
If candidates have questions about their admission status or are unsure whether to slip the gear, they can consult the relevant departments or professionals in time. You can get more detailed and accurate answers through the official **inquiry*** of the admissions examination institute or the admissions office of the university*** or consult the staff of the local admissions*** or the education department.
In short, to avoid slippage, candidates need to choose their preferences reasonably according to their actual situation and grades when filling in the volunteers, and at the same time pay attention to the changes in the enrollment policy and consult the opinions of relevant departments or professionals in a timely manner. If candidates have slipped gears, don't worry too much and be anxious, you can adjust your mentality and plan in time, and actively face the next admission opportunities and life challenges.