1, the first batch of d refers to the independent colleges approved in advance, which usually have higher requirements and special policies when enrolling students. 2. The schools that approve the D section in advance are usually schools with specific professional directions, such as medicine, art and sports. These major directions are often popular in the college entrance examination, which is more likely to attract the attention of candidates.

3. Schools that approve the D section in advance will generally draw enrollment plans and admission scores separately when enrolling students, which is different from ordinary batches. When enrolling students, these schools generally admit students according to their professional wishes and college entrance examination results, and sometimes they also conduct interviews or professional examinations.

4. The tuition fees of the schools that approved the D section in advance are also different from those of ordinary batches. These schools usually charge higher tuition fees because they invest more in teachers and teaching facilities to provide better teaching quality.

5. The schools that approved the D section in advance also have certain advantages in employment. These schools usually cooperate with related industries or enterprises to provide internships and employment opportunities to help students better integrate into the workplace.

6. Paragraph D is a school with a specific professional direction and a specific enrollment policy, which has certain advantages in enrollment, training and employment. However, candidates should also pay attention to the requirements and policies of different schools and majors when applying for the exam, and choose the school and major that suits them.

The difference between regular approval and advance approval of college entrance examination is as follows:

1, different admission time? . The admission time of early batches is earlier than that of ordinary batches.

2. Are the application requirements different? . Colleges and majors approved in advance are special, while colleges and majors approved in advance are common.

3. Are there different filing methods? . Special admission method is adopted for early batches, and the first voluntary admission is adopted for regular batches.

4. Is the admission result different? . The early batch admission results can be filled in in batches in advance, and the regular batch admission results can only be known after all the admission batches are over.