Adjustment refers to an orderly scheduling and redistribution of volunteers who have not been filled in by other candidates when minority majors, ethnic minorities or other special circumstances cannot fill in or need to add new plans. The allocation process usually includes the following steps:

Examination and approval of adjustment plan: colleges and universities make adjustment plans according to needs and relevant policies, which are examined and approved by superiors.

Release adjustment information: colleges and universities will publicize adjustable majors and enrollment plans for qualified candidates to apply for.

Submit transfer materials: Qualified candidates are required to fill in the transfer application form, sign and seal it or check it, and provide ID card, household registration book, graduation certificate, transfer qualification certificate and other related materials.

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Qualification examination: colleges and universities examine the qualifications of applicants and verify their application subjects, original scores, academic course scores and other information. And determine whether it meets the requirements of adjustment conditions and adjustment scores.

Distribution plan: colleges and universities will distribute the transfer plan to qualified candidates according to the audit results and professional plans.

Release the adjustment results: colleges and universities announce the adjustment results and notify candidates to report to the new school for registration.