The admission notice is made and distributed uniformly after all the admission work, usually in the middle and late July, but at the latest in the middle and late August. Generally, it is determined by the number, type and scope of students admitted to the school.

Now that you have found out that you have been admitted, you can wait patiently. For detailed information about the issuance of the notice, you can call to consult the colleges and universities that have been admitted.

The admission notice is usually sent by express mail and can be received within three days from the date of issuance.

If the admission notice has been found in the local official website (other online calls or calls from the school are not counted), and the notice has not been received within seven days, there are three ways to find your notice:

(1) Please contact your high school alma mater or go to the local higher education office to inquire. Sometimes the notice will be sent there because it cannot be delivered.

(2) You can ask at the local post office and leave your contact information such as telephone number. Every year, there are thousands of undeliverable notices all over the country.

(3) Contact the admission school, ask about the registration, ask them to send an electronic copy to you, bring your valid certificate to report to the college first, and report the file. After the registration, the school will issue the relevant certificate (or reissue the notice), and then go back and reissue it.