However, according to the provisions of the Military Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), a soldier who has not completed active service meets one of the following conditions: an army conscript holds the rank of non-commissioned officer, or an officer with the approval of the Central Military Commission of the State Council:

1. conscripts who have performed well after serving in active service.

2. Outstanding performance after being transferred to non-commissioned officers.

3. Having completed national education and meeting the conditions for the selection of non-commissioned officers in the army.

4 conscripts or noncommissioned officers who performed well when they graduated.

5. Having been trained by a military training institution or military academy, and meeting the conditions for selecting non-commissioned officers.

6 conscripts or noncommissioned officers who performed well when they graduated.

7. Upon graduation, conscripts or non-commissioned officers served in remote and hard areas, which met the conditions for selecting non-commissioned officers in the army.

Conscripts and noncommissioned officers suffering from chronic diseases are discharged from active service after being certified by the military hospital and approved by the infantry commander or the political commissar of the brigade.

9. Others with serious physical defects and severe disabilities are not suitable for active service.

If you meet the above conditions, you can apply for retirement. However, it should be noted that because the age limit for enlistment has been missed after graduation, formal enlistment may require some special procedures and procedures. At the same time, when applying for retirement, you also need to consider your personal situation and future career planning and make a rational decision.