First, take the national unified examination, ideological and political+foreign language, then take the first and second grades of professional subjects, and also take part in the second interview of the school. Except for the national unification of ideological politics and foreign languages, everything else is decided by each school. For example, the examination contents of the nine major conservatories of music are similar. There are professional basic courses and professional main courses in the initial examination, and written and oral examinations in the second examination. Whether you can be admitted depends on your piano playing level. The employment rate of graduate students here is very high, and most of them go to the music department of ordinary universities as piano teachers, which is still very good. If you are a graduate student recruited by the Music Department (Conservatory of Music) of an ordinary university, the admission standard is much lower, there are not so many tracks to play, and there are not so high requirements. Usually three or four songs. It is recommended that graduate students who study piano apply for the nine major conservatories of music.