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Beijing Opens 2027 Gaokao University Entrance Exam Registration October 25

Beijing’s 2027 gaokao registration starts on the 25th

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What changed

Beijing’s 2027 gaokao registration opens on October 25, 2026, under a schedule released by the Beijing Education Examination Authority. Applicants must complete three steps: submit an online application, enter personal information and pay fees, then confirm eligibility in person by November 11.

  • Online application: October 25 at 9 a.m. to October 28 at 5 p.m. at www.bjeea.cn
  • Personal information and payment: November 1 at 9 a.m. to November 4 at 5 p.m.
  • In-person confirmation: deadline November 11, with arrangements set by each registration unit

Why it matters

This is not a single online form. Missing one stage means an applicant cannot take Beijing’s 2027 university entrance exam.

The registration unit matters too. Current students generally register through their school. Previous graduates and students currently studying outside Beijing register through the admissions office or subdistrict tied to their household registration. Schools and district admissions offices will handle eligibility checks, medical examinations and confirmation arrangements.

Applicants should prepare the required documents before their appointment. Depending on their situation, that may include a household register, identity document, high-school graduation certificate, proof of current study and conduct assessment, or an employer introduction letter.

The information entered here becomes part of the applicant’s electronic record for university admission and later enrollment. Names and identity-card numbers should therefore remain unchanged after confirmation until university registration, unless a necessary change is promptly reported to the registration unit.

Sources (1)
  1. 中新网社会新闻Beijing’s 2027 gaokao registration starts on the 25th

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