Youth Health Platform Student Edition Web Entrance

The official entrance to the national unified version is the student side of the National Youth Health Promotion and Education Platform of the Ministry of Education. You can enter directly by accessing the domain name https://qsnjk.eduyun.cn/student.； The entrance to the local customized version is uniformly linked to the "Youth Health" section of the official website of each provincial and municipal education bureau. There is no unified general domain name. It is recommended to refer to the notification link issued by the school.

Speaking of which, I had a headache about this last week. My cousin was in the second grade of junior high school, and the class teacher arranged for a mental health assessment on the platform. She searched for a long time, and all she clicked on were pop-up ads, or she had to enter her mobile phone number to receive "health learning materials." After struggling for almost 20 minutes, I couldn't find the right domain name. In the end, I checked the official announcement of the Ministry of Education to find the right domain name.

Many people may be wondering, isn't this the entrance I used before? Did you remember it wrong? In fact, it is not true. There is no "single universal entrance" to the youth health platform. In addition to the national version jointly built by the Ministry of Education, each province and city basically has its own local supporting platform, such as the student health promotion website in Shanghai and the Guangdong Campus Health Zone in Guangdong. Operated by each locality, it will synchronize local student physical examination data, vaccination reminders, and registration channels for local health study activities. If the school arranges tasks on the local platform, you will not find the corresponding functions when you log on to the national version. This is the core reason why many people find the wrong entrance.

When I helped my brother fill in the physical test report data, I also stepped into the trap of counterfeit platforms. The title of the first result I searched was exactly the same as the official platform. Halfway through, I had to enter my ID number and home address. I took another look at the domain name and saw that the suffix was a messy com, which was not the official edu suffix of the Education Network at all, so I quickly backed out. Later, when I asked the teacher, I found out that formal platforms would not allow you to fill in additional sensitive information. The school had already entered your student status information into the backend in advance. You only need to enter your student ID and initial password (usually the last six digits of your ID card) to log in. If any one pops up asking you to fill in your parent’s mobile phone number or scan a code to join a group, just close it. It is 100% a phishing page to divert traffic.

Many students also asked, can’t we just use the mini program directly? Why do you have to find the web entrance? I have personally tested it and found that the mini program is indeed convenient if you only need to check in for a health card or do a short assessment. However, if you need to upload a physical exercise video of more than 10 minutes, download an annual personal health report, or do a comprehensive mental health scale that requires dozens of questions, the mini program will crash at every turn, and the uploaded video will be forced to be compressed, often resulting in blurred images that cannot pass the review. Last year, I had a friend who was a senior in high school. He used a small program to upload a physical test running video to save trouble. As a result, the timing board was compressed so that the numbers could not be seen clearly. He had to retake the video, which almost delayed the submission time for the physical test for the college entrance examination. From then on, whenever important information needs to be uploaded, I recommend using the web page directly, which is much more stable.

Oh, by the way, there is another small detail to remind you. If you log in and find that your student status information and physical test data are wrong, don't blindly modify it on the page. Personal accounts do not have back-end modification permissions. Just contact the school nurse or the teacher responsible for health reporting. I had a classmate who clicked on the account reset and locked the account directly. He was unable to complete the health check-in for a whole week. In the end, it took him a long time to find the teacher to solve it, which wasted time.

In fact, finding the entrance is really not that complicated. Remember the two judgment criteria to avoid any pitfalls: either it is an official link issued directly by the class teacher, or the domain name has edu or gov as the suffix. Others that pop up and say "quick login entrance" or "one-click completion of check-in" are basically traffic traps, so just ignore them to avoid wasting time and easily leaking personal information.