Today, the national primary and secondary school student registration information management system has been iteratively updated and officially upgraded and launched. The upgraded student registration system uses a “level 1 deployment, level 5 application” model to build a digital platform for education administration departments and schools at all levels to manage student registration with unified standards, data sets, business collaboration, and convenient service. Four major improvements have been achieved: First, business processing is more convenient, integrating core businesses such as student registration, generation, transfer, further education, graduation, etc., to achieve “one network access” for the whole process. The efficiency of cross-provincial transfer processing increased by about 40% compared to before the system upgrade, effectively reducing the burden on grassroots work and speeding up service to the masses. Second, student registration information is more accurate, the real-time review and comparison mechanism with the national population basic information database has been optimized, and problems such as repeated student registration and vacant student registration have been solved at the source, and the issuance cycle of official student registration numbers nationwide has been shortened by more than 60%. Third, education management is more scientific. Massive and vivid student registration data not only serves the effective implementation of compulsory education dropout control, student financial support, financial security, examination enrollment, etc., but also provides strong support for cross-industry applications such as the construction of a national population bank, the implementation of the “Special Additional Deduction for Children's Education” reform, the Ministry of Public Security's “Reunion Campaign” to efficiently crack down on abductions, and student sports event identity verification. Fourth, data information is more secure. The system establishes a strict security management system, implements mechanisms such as hierarchical account authorization, leaving marks during operation, and blocking accounts that have not been used for a long time to strictly protect students' personal information and establish a strong data security line.

Today, the national primary and secondary school student registration information management system has been iteratively updated and officially upgraded and launched. The upgraded student registration system uses a “level 1 deployment, level 5 application” model to build a digital platform for education administration departments and schools at all levels to manage student registration with unified standards, data sets, business collaboration, and convenient service. Four major improvements have been achieved: First, business processing is more convenient, integrating core businesses such as student registration, generation, transfer, further education, graduation, etc., to achieve “one network access” for the whole process. The efficiency of cross-provincial transfer processing increased by about 40% compared to before the system upgrade, effectively reducing the burden on grassroots work and speeding up service to the masses. Second, student registration information is more accurate, the real-time review and comparison mechanism with the national population basic information database has been optimized, and problems such as repeated student registration and vacant student registration have been solved at the source, and the issuance cycle of official student registration numbers nationwide has been shortened by more than 60%. Third, education management is more scientific. Massive and vivid student registration data not only serves the effective implementation of compulsory education dropout control, student financial support, financial security, examination enrollment, etc., but also provides strong support for cross-industry applications such as the construction of a national population bank, the implementation of the “Special Additional Deduction for Children's Education” reform, the Ministry of Public Security's “Reunion Campaign” to efficiently crack down on abductions, and student sports event identity verification. Fourth, data information is more secure. The system establishes a strict security management system, implements mechanisms such as hierarchical account authorization, leaving marks during operation, and blocking accounts that have not been used for a long time to strictly protect students' personal information and establish a strong data security line.