In recent years, the country has issued many preferential policies to encourage current or graduated college students to enlist in the army, which of course has played a positive role in improving the overall construction of the army and the quality of its personnel.

In recent years, the country has issued many preferential policies to encourage current or graduated college students to enlist in the army. Of course, it has played a positive role in improving the overall construction of the army and the quality of its personnel.

However, the purpose of many college students joining the army is very simple, that is, to improve their academic performance. As highly educated personnel join the army, the difficulty of the academic examination has also doubled. There are only so many places for the army to recruit each year, and they will basically never appear. There is too much fluctuation, so now joining the military examination can be said to be like thousands of troops crossing a single-plank bridge. It is all about strength and excitement. Not only is it difficult to pass the cadre exam, but it is just as difficult to pass the and exams for the non-commissioned officer school. It is basically close to the undergraduate admission level.

It is the obligation of every citizen to join the army and serve in the military. We must always be prepared to contribute to the country. We cannot only look at the present and only consider personal gains and losses. Here, I would like to give some suggestions to students who want to join the military to study and then work in : first, whether your education has reached a certain level and your ability to learn independently; secondly, joining the military is not a child's play, you should make peace with it once you have come, and it cannot be just for personal gain. Wishes; third, how is your physical fitness, whether you can endure hardship, and whether you are afraid of hardship. If you can do these things well and view personal gains and losses correctly, then you will win at the starting line.