First, parallel volunteer's reporting skills: 1, tailoring is the first step, and scores should be calculated. I want to remind candidates and parents that the admission scores of colleges and universities change every year. When you mention fractions, you must convert them into components. This score includes college scores, professional scores and our own scores. The college score line is the college score line MINUS the provincial control line of the year. 2. Correctly refer to the average scores and rankings of college admissions in previous years. In the statistics of college admission, there are data such as the highest score, the average score and the lowest score. These three types of data have the most reference value for candidates. It is more effective to refer to the average scores of colleges and universities, especially the average scores of various majors, than to refer to the lowest and highest scores. The examination scores are more comparable, more confident in the choice of majors in colleges and universities, simple and easy, and also a common method. Score difference = examinee score-batch admission control line. Candidates should be specially reminded that when referring to the average admission scores of colleges and universities in previous years, they should not only refer to the admission scores of the previous year, but also comprehensively analyze the average admission scores of schools in the past three years. 3. Reasonably arrange the gradient and order of colleges and universities. How to grasp the gradient between parallel volunteer? Candidates and parents may wish to refer to the "formula"-"rushing, stabilizing, ensuring and padding". Rush: Volunteer at the ideal school that you hope to reach; Slow and steady: take your grades to a "family-friendly" school as a B volunteer; Guarantee one guarantee: take a school with a slightly lower score than yourself to do C volunteer; Cushion: D Volunteer School is the base school. In this way, several schools have formed a gradient allocation order. However, it should be noted that "rushing" should be cautious and certain, and it should not be rushed blindly. 4, understand the professional connotation, pay attention to professional hot and cold collocation. Judging from the regional enrollment in parallel volunteer in previous years, the test scores of candidates are very flat: the gap between the highest and lowest scores in many schools has narrowed, and there may be a phenomenon of "crowding out" of popular majors and advantageous majors. It is suggested that candidates should properly arrange the professional gradient in the specific volunteer reporting, pay more attention to the combination of hot and cold majors, and open the professional gap. If you choose a school first, you should be prepared to lower the professional requirements appropriately; If you choose a major first, you must be prepared to reduce the requirements for the school. 5. Be cautious about "obeying the adjustment" candidates. If you confirm "subject to adjustment", on the one hand, you can increase the chances of admission; On the other hand, the school and major you are likely to transfer to is not the school and major you are willing to attend. Therefore, candidates should pay full attention to it and be cautious.
Second, when volunteering for admission, the admission efficiency of each volunteer to the school is the same, which is equivalent to the first choice. If it is not enough for the first voluntary school, look at the filing line of the second voluntary school and put the file in this school until you find a voluntary filing line that is not higher than your score. The promotion line of a school refers to the lowest score admitted to this school, which is generally higher than the score line.
Third, parallel volunteer is a new way of volunteering for the college entrance examination. To put it simply, there are three "ones" in parallel volunteer, one is the same batch, the other is a filing time period, and the third is that you can fill in several parallel colleges and universities. The bidding principles in parallel volunteer are voluntary juxtaposition, priority, voluntary compliance and one-round bidding. Parallel volunteer can fill in more than one volunteer in one bidding period. These volunteers have no priority, they are all one volunteer, so they are called parallel volunteer. The second feature is ranking first. In the past, the gradient volunteer mode emphasized the priority of scores, while the parallel volunteer mode ranked first, that is, all reference candidates were sorted by subjects, each candidate was assigned a ranking, and one ranking corresponded to one candidate. When searching files, vote for the highest ranked candidate first, and then vote for the lowest ranked candidate. The third feature is to follow the volunteers. At present, the provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) implementing parallel volunteer can generally fill in three to five college volunteers and arrange them naturally with the English letter ABCDE. When filing, search one by one according to the natural order of this candidate, that is to say, search for a volunteer first, and then search for subsequent volunteers.