Students planning to enrol in the Scheme for Admission of Hong Kong students to Mainland Higher Education Institutions should file online applications from March 1, the Education Bureau said today.
Seventy-eight Mainland higher education institutions will consider admission of Hong Kong students based on their results in the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination, exempting them from taking the Mainland's Joint Entrance Examination for Universities.
Candidates sitting for the HKDSE examination this year are eligible for enrolment.
Students should file their online applications from March 1 to March 20 at the Joint Enrolment Office website.
Those who have completed the online application and made appointments for on-site confirmation should turn up in person, from March 16 to 31, at the Office of the China Education Exchange (HK) Centre in Sheung Wan, or the Centre for on-site confirmation for the Scheme in Kowloon Tong.
Institutions may arrange interviews based on submitted information. Admission results will be posted on the website in late July. Supplementary enrolment will be conducted in early August.
The bureau and Hok Yau Club have jointly compiled a Chinese handbook on the scheme.
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