I successfully passed the initial examination of postgraduate education this year, but I was brushed in the second examination. The reason is that the interdisciplinary foundation is not good and the performance is not bright. First, most schools will take care of students who apply for a master's degree across disciplines. If the initial test results are not very high, the second test will be easily eliminated, especially when the tutor doesn't like to interview cross-majors.

Second, because it is an interdisciplinary application, don't be too radical when choosing a school. Try to choose schools whose majors are not particularly conflicting, and increase the chances of admission.

If you haven't found a job and feel that you are capable of applying, then work hard for another year. After all, I have passed the postgraduate entrance examination and accumulated some experience. As long as you make more preparations during the interview, there should be no problem.