大學系統: Taiwan Comprehensive University System

—Applicable target: Those who have special performance in school, excellent skills, or have been recommended by teachers.

– Application method: Fill in up to 4 applications and submit review materials according to the regulations of each department.

– Distribution principle: Those who pass the review will be distributed according to “qualified order + volunteer order + quota”;

– Those who are not admitted: Those who are not admitted will be directly distributed jointly and distributed in accordance with the applicable brochures.

To expand recruitment opportunities for overseas Chinese and international students, the Ministry of Education has implemented a diverse admissions policy, allowing individual universities to conduct their own Independent Admission. However, to maintain administrative order and prevent double enrollment, the following rules apply: applicants already accepted through the first stage of a university’s Independent Admissions will no longer be processed or placed by the University Entrance Committee For Overseas Compatriot Students Joint Placement system; applicants who have already been placed through the Joint Placement system are ineligible to participate in the second stage of Independent Admissions for results announced after August 1st.

The “Joint Admission” process follows a standardized procedure to ensure fairness across different regions. The University Entrance Committee For Overseas Compatriot Students verifies and converts academic results based on the specific Admissions Brochures of the applicant’s country of residence and the “Detailed Rules for Score Calculation and Placement Operations.”

Admission is granted based on a “merit-based” system following these three primary criteria:

• Ranked Scores: Applicants are sorted from highest to lowest based on their converted scores.
• Order of Preference: The system identifies the highest-ranked preference available for each student.
• Approved Quotas: Placements are limited by the total number of slots allocated to each department by the Ministry of Education.

– Applicable target: Students with outstanding academic/extracurricular, exceptional skills, or those recommended by faculty members.

– Application method: Applicants may fill in up to 4 preferences and submit required application materials according to the specific regulations of each department.

– Placement principles: Qualified applicants will be placed based on their qualification ranking, order of preference, and available quotas.

– Unsuccessful applicants: Those who are not admitted will be automatically transferred to Joint Admission process. Their placement will then be processed according to the regulations set forth in the admission brochure for Indonesia.

– Applicable target: Students with outstanding academic/extracurricular, exceptional skills, or those recommended by faculty members.

– Application method: Applicants may fill in up to 4 preferences and submit required application materials according to the specific regulations of each department.

– Placement principles: Qualified applicants will be placed based on their qualification ranking, order of preference, and available quotas.

– Unsuccessful applicants: Those who are not admitted will be automatically transferred to Joint Admission process. Their placement will then be processed according to the regulations set forth in the admission brochure for Macau.

– Applicable target: Students with outstanding academic/extracurricular, exceptional skills, or those recommended by faculty members.

– Application method: Applicants may fill in up to 4 preferences and submit required application materials according to the specific regulations of each department.

– Placement principles: Qualified applicants will be placed based on their qualification ranking, order of preference, and available quotas.

– Unsuccessful applicants: Those who are not admitted will be automatically transferred to Joint Admission process. Their placement will then be processed according to the regulations set forth in the admission brochure for Myanmar.

– Applicable target: Students with outstanding academic/extracurricular, exceptional skills, or those recommended by faculty members.

– Application method: Applicants may fill in up to 4 preferences and submit required application materials according to the specific regulations of each department.

– Placement principles: Qualified applicants will be placed based on their qualification ranking, order of preference, and available quotas.

– Unsuccessful applicants: Those who are not admitted will be automatically transferred to Joint Admission process. Their placement will then be processed according to the regulations set forth in the admission brochure for Vietnam.

– Applicable target: Students with outstanding academic/extracurricular, exceptional skills, or those recommended by faculty members.

– Application method: Applicants may fill in up to 4 preferences and submit required application materials according to the specific regulations of each department.

– Placement principles: Qualified applicants will be placed based on their qualification ranking, order of preference, and available quotas.

– Unsuccessful applicants: Those who are not admitted will be automatically transferred to Joint Admission process. Their placement will then be processed according to the regulations set forth in the admission brochure for Hong Kong.

—Applicable target: Those who have special performance in school, excellent skills, or have been recommended by teachers.

– Application method: Fill in up to 4 applications and submit review materials according to the regulations of each department.

– Distribution principle: Those who pass the review will be distributed according to “qualified order + volunteer order + quota”;

– Those who are not admitted: Those who are not admitted will be directly distributed jointly and distributed in accordance with the applicable brochures of Malaysia.

The “Joint Admission” system for students in Myanmar primarily relies on the “Subject Competency Test” organized by the University Entrance Committee For Overseas Compatriot Students. Placements are determined based on the test results and the applicant’s listed preferences.

School Types and Evaluation Criteria

Joint Admission in Vietnam is categorized into two tracks: Local High School Graduates and Overseas Taiwan School Graduates. Each track follows specific regulations based on their respective admission brochures:

“Joint distribution” process determines admission based on the subjects and scores specified in the brochure, the admission quotas of individual departments, and the applicant’s listed preferences. As many prestigious programs—including Medicine and Veterinary Medicine—primarily recruit through this channel, eligible students are strongly encouraged to utilize this pathway.

Recognized Diplomas

For specific required subjects for each diploma type, please refer to the latest annual University Entrance Committee For Overseas Compatriot Students admission brochures or the dedicated Hong Kong Section on the official website.

“Joint distribution” system categorizes university departments into three categories: the first category (liberal arts, law, business, education, etc.), the second category (science, engineering, etc.), and the third category (biology, medicine, agriculture, etc.). Applicants can fill in up to 70 preferences in order of priority. Please refer to the table below to identify the correct admission brochure and evaluation criteria based on your high school type:

Applicants may choose to join the “Indonesian Preparatory Program”. Upon completion of the program, students take an exit examination covering three subjects: Chinese, English, and Mathematics (regardless of the chosen academic track).

The results of this exit examination serve as the primary score for Joint Placement. Students are then placed into universities based on their score ranking (from highest to lowest), their listed preferences, and the available quotas approved by the Ministry of Education.