The college entrance rating assessment would last for three days. The list of ratings would be announced the following day, on June 28th.
During the public announcement period, the provincial education department would accept inquiries from the students. They could request a review if they had questions about their own results or those of others.
However, the review would only reveal the outcome—whether an error had been found and corrected. The process itself would not be disclosed.
If there were no disputes, students with ratings of B-level or higher would travel to the provincial capital, Linjiang, for centralized combat.
Those below B-level would remain at their original examination sites to compete against other students from their city.
The combat exam would officially begin on July 1st, three days after the list was announced.
This rule was the same in every province, designed to ensure that every region had a sufficient number of students participating.
