Single recruit (spring college entrance examination) only takes four subjects: Chinese, mathematics, English and information technology, and the senior high school entrance examination is not divided into arts and sciences, so that those students with poor results in arts and sciences have a greater chance of being admitted to their ideal universities.

The single-recruit test questions in higher vocational colleges are very simple. Chinese subject questions: multiple-choice questions+fill-in-the-blank questions+short-answer questions, with easy questions accounting for about 70%; Mathematics subject types: multiple-choice questions+fill-in-the-blank questions+solution questions, with easy questions accounting for about 70%; The biggest difference in English subjects is that there is no listening test in English for the spring college entrance examination.

Information technology may be unfamiliar to senior high school students, and the test paper consists of multiple-choice questions+problem-solving questions+comprehensive application questions, of which easy questions account for 70%. The proportion of easy, medium and difficult problems in the four subjects is about 7:2: 1. Although the examination questions are simple, there are more and more students applying for higher vocational single strokes, so the competition is relatively large.

Most schools will not give the answer to the single-recruit exam:

However, according to the pressure of the school, the single-recruit exam generally assesses four subjects: mathematics, Chinese, English and comprehensive quality. Comprehensive quality evaluation is divided into two parts: computer test and interview. Computer test is to answer questions on the examinee's computer, and the professional interviewer is responsible for the interview, which mainly examines the students' on-the-spot reaction ability, language expression ability, psychological quality and knowledge reserve.

Most schools don't give the answer to the single-recruit exam, but according to the different pressures of schools, the single-recruit exam generally assesses four subjects: mathematics, Chinese, English and comprehensive quality. Comprehensive quality evaluation is divided into two parts: computer test and interview. Computer test is to answer questions on the examinee's computer, and the professional interviewer is responsible for the interview, which mainly examines the students' on-the-spot reaction ability, language expression ability, psychological quality and knowledge reserve.