It may be that the adjustment system of the intentional college has been closed, or it may be that the intentional college has not entered information yet. Try to take the initiative to contact colleges and universities to ask, or ask colleges and universities to help you unlock your wishes in advance. If you haven't checked after the lock-up time, it means that there may be little hope, so you should hurry up and prepare to apply for transfer from other institutions.
You can take part in the re-examination of many schools, but the time should be staggered. The research recruitment network can fill in three parallel volunteer at the same time. Before receiving the notice of waiting for admission, one volunteer can be changed to other transfer volunteers after unlocking.
Some colleges and universities began to screen qualified candidates after the adjustment system was closed, and sent re-examination notices. For example, the School of Chemical Engineering, Tianjin University of Technology, said that it would not be possible to send a retest notice until the system was shut down.
Try not to be empty. I suggest you write down your advantages and try to let the teacher who screened and adjusted the candidates decide to send you a second interview notice at a glance. For example, some colleges attach great importance to CET-4 and CET-6, and your CET-4 and CET-6 are very good, so you can write them down.
In principle, it must be filled in through the research and recruitment network. This year's adjustment clearly requires that all the adjustment candidates accepted by the enrollment unit must be adjusted through the "National Postgraduate Enrollment Adjustment Service System" formulated by the Ministry of Education.
Some colleges and universities clearly told that they could not modify their volunteers after accepting the re-examination notice, otherwise they could not send the waiting admission notice. If the institution has no relevant notice, it is still necessary to communicate with the teacher of the research and recruitment office before the revision, and ask if it will affect the subsequent admission.