With the deepening of the reform of postgraduate education in the new era, the management of postgraduate student registration has been given a new mission and requirements. With the core objective of improving the quality of talent cultivation, this paper conducts comprehensive research on the current situation of postgraduate student registration in sample colleges and universities through questionnaires, in-depth interviews, and data analysis. It has been found that the academic registration management service needs to be improved in terms of information updating, service process, and communication efficiency. These issues, when left unaddressed, directly affect the academic progress and satisfaction of graduate students, weakening the effectiveness of talent cultivation. In response to these problems, the research team proposes a new model of registration management service that emphasizes “full participation, full coverage, and comprehensive cooperation.” By continuously optimizing the service process, building an open and transparent information-sharing platform, and strengthening interaction and communication with students, the team ensures that the management service can respond to students' needs promptly and accurately. This creates a more accommodating and harmonious learning environment for postgraduates, reassuring the audience of the model's effectiveness. A multi-dimensional evaluation system for the effectiveness of graduate enrolment services is constructed from employment support, academic support, excellence, fairness and equity, and responsibility awareness. It is used to assess the contribution of enrolment management services to graduate talent cultivation, instilling confidence in the audience about the robustness of the evaluation system. In conclusion, this research highlights the importance of addressing the issues in academic registration management services to improve the quality of talent cultivation in postgraduate education.
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