Application requirements
On-the-job postgraduate entrance examination: Different enrollment majors have different examination requirements. Most majors are allowed to apply for a bachelor's degree, and two years of college education are allowed to apply. Some management majors allow undergraduates with three years' working experience to apply, undergraduates with five years' working experience to apply, and graduates with two years' working experience to apply.
On-the-job postgraduate examination: having a course completion certificate, obtaining a bachelor's degree and a bachelor's degree certificate, you need to work for three years after obtaining the certificate.
Examination time
On-the-job postgraduate entrance examination: once a year, usually arranged at the end of1February.
On-the-job postgraduate examination: once a year, scheduled for late May.
subject of examination
On-the-job postgraduate entrance examination: The examination subjects have a great relationship with the enrollment majors chosen by students, generally including foreign languages, ideological and political theory, and the integration of professional courses. And there are generally three or four exam subjects.
On-the-job postgraduate examination: generally, there are two examination subjects: subject synthesis and foreign language, in which the subject comprehensively examines the basic knowledge that students usually study, and foreign language is to choose a language that they are good at from a variety of languages for examination.