Candidates will be examined for their “ideological and political morality.” “Separatists” and those involved in “illegal” religion will be excluded.
CCP propaganda continuously tells the world that, thanks to China, Tibet now has a regular university systems, which did not exist under the “backward” Dalai Lama administration. Of course, the university system evolved in the last decades, but the same happened in many Asian countries that were not invaded by their neighbors and are not oppressed by the totalitarian rule of a Communist Party.
Tibet’s university, also, is not for everybody. Tibetans have known this for many years, as those suspected of supporting the Dalai Lama were either not admitted or expelled from universities. Now, this is spelled out in official regulations.
On April 22, 2022, China’s Ministry of Education published “The Tibet Autonomous Region’s 2022 Regular College Admissions Regulations.” A good part of these regulations includes the usual criteria for admitting to colleges the best high school students, and quotas for certain ethnic minorities. These rules exist in many countries of the world, and are not particularly objectionable.
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