Talent education answers you: What percentage does the second interview take in the total admission score?

A: Early re-examination for postgraduate entrance examination is only a form, but since 2006, the results of re-examination for postgraduate entrance examination have played a decisive role in the success of postgraduate entrance examination.

In 2006, the Ministry of Education clearly stipulated that the retest scores should account for 30% ~ 50% of the total scores.

In 2007, the Ministry of Education made it clear again that enrollment units can implement the one-vote veto system for re-examination. In other words, as long as the second interview is unqualified, no matter how high the initial test score is, the admissions unit can refuse admission.

In 20 12, colleges and universities have increased the proportion of retest scores in the total score. You can refer to the proportion of retest this year.

Moreover, colleges and universities also clearly stated that "now enrollment pays more attention to the comprehensive quality and ability of candidates, and candidates must constantly improve their competitiveness." The retest scores of some key universities even account for 50% of the total score, which means that the initial test and the retest are equally important, and both are indispensable.