Compared with the college entrance examination, the single-recruit topic is relatively simple. After all, the enrollment targets of single-recruit schools are students with unsatisfactory grades. However, in terms of content, the difficulty of the single-recruit exam is relatively small. Candidates can review according to the subjects designated by the leading institutions, and the probability of passing is very high.

Will the one-time exam give an answer?

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.

Are there only multiple-choice questions in the single-recruit exam?

It depends on the major you apply for, but most schools don't just have multiple-choice questions. Judging from the data of previous years, the strokes of single-choice questions in higher vocational colleges are similar to those in college entrance examination, including multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, calculation questions and analytical questions. The cultural subjects of single strokes are Chinese and mathematics, and the vocational skills subjects are designated by the leading colleges according to the subject characteristics of the examination, and one of the seven subjects of foreign languages, ideology, politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry and biology is designated for written examination.