In some institutions, such as research institutes, planning institutes and academy of sciences. These all require professional consistency. Because these units need the depth of professional knowledge, they all require the consistency of experts and experts, and the people required are not auditors. Auditors usually do not have the ability to assess the ability of employing people, so they can only act according to the rules. Those that do not meet the requirements can only pass. So the inconsistency between the master and the master has an impact on the future work.

However, since your major is computer industry, you must have a greater chance of working in a private enterprise. Private enterprises are not strict with academic qualifications, as long as they have the ability. What you need to do is to redouble your efforts and catch up with others for seven years in three years, so as not to lose to people with the same ability. Of course, it's easier said than done.

Disadvantages of inconsistency between undergraduate and postgraduate majors;

1. In some institutions, such as research institutes, planning institutes and academy of sciences. All these require the consistency of undergraduate and postgraduate majors. Because these units need the depth of professional knowledge, they all require the consistency of masters and masters.

2. The staffing of teachers needs to be consistent, mainly based on the specific recruitment brochure of the recruiting unit. Under normal circumstances, if there is no clear requirement, you can apply for undergraduate or postgraduate majors, but you must have the corresponding teacher qualification certificate.

3. Employers may have requirements when hiring. Some civil service examinations and institutions explicitly require not to accept cross-disciplinary registration when posting positions. For example, the recruitment announcement of the Ministry of Natural Resources in some areas reads as follows: Major in geology, master's degree or above, major in party member, undergraduate and postgraduate should be the same. Requirements of a public institution of the Ministry of Environmental Protection: environmental engineering major, master's degree or above, master's degree should be consistent.