Admission batch of Jiangxi college entrance examination: literature, history, science and engineering: there are six batches, including advanced undergraduate classes, national characteristic undergraduate classes, the first batch of undergraduates (including local characteristic classes and Soviet characteristic classes), the second batch of undergraduates, higher vocational colleges (specialties) and higher vocational colleges (specialties). Art category: there are four batches: undergraduate advance approval, ordinary undergraduate advance approval, higher vocational (specialist) advance approval and higher vocational (specialist) advance approval.
Physical education: divided into three batches: the first batch of undergraduates, the second batch of undergraduates, and higher vocational (junior college). Students from three schools: students from three schools of arts and sciences and students from three schools of art are enrolled in two batches: undergraduate and higher vocational schools.
"Students from three schools" is a general term for students from vocational high schools, technical secondary schools and technical schools. The difference between the college entrance examination for three undergraduate students and the general college entrance examination lies in the different subjects. The general college entrance examination is literature and history or science and engineering (commonly known as arts and sciences), while the students in the three books are a separate category, called "three books of arts and sciences".
Three students at school
Students receiving secondary vocational education. Secondary vocational schools include vocational high schools, technical secondary schools and technical schools. Its definition is to cultivate a group of high-quality high-tech talents on the basis of nine-year compulsory education, and their students have the skills to be competent for their jobs after graduation.
Secondary vocational school students are not only high school equivalent, but also secondary vocational education, because secondary education in China includes vocational high schools, technical schools and secondary specialized schools. Together, they form a complete educational system, which provides different educational choices for junior high school graduates.