A person should choose the starting time of review according to his own situation. But for most people who take the postgraduate entrance examination, it is safer to start reviewing in the summer vacation of junior year. When choosing the time to start preparation, we should take into account one factor, that is, most people will have "mental fatigue" after a long review. In this way, it is necessary for individuals to have an understanding of their past study in order to choose the right time to start preparation.
Generally speaking, there was enough time to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination last semester. Professional exam review should focus on notes and textbooks. It is best to find the previous exam questions and analyze the characteristics and key points of the latter questions as a guide for review.
After reading a lot of guidance articles about the early stage of postgraduate entrance examination, my own plan is to officially start reviewing postgraduate entrance examination after the new year's winter vacation. In July and August, you can take part in summer remedial classes to strengthen it. At eleven o'clock, you will report a series of lectures until you report a special political class before the exam. My advice to students who are preparing for the 20 10 postgraduate entrance examination like me is that you'd better choose remedial classes according to your study plan.
During this period of review for postgraduate entrance examination, three months can not be fully utilized, including two months of internship in our professional courses. I certainly can't devote myself to reviewing these two months. Such a review plan still makes me feel that the review may not be sufficient. Several of my classmates started reviewing for the postgraduate entrance examination after 1 1 month. They all have their own review methods, some ask seniors for experience, and some simply read the review materials for the postgraduate entrance examination every day. But I still stick to my study plan, because only I know my study progress and plan it best.
Ensuring time is indeed one of the elements of success, which has become the unchangeable truth of postgraduate entrance examination. Summing up the previous experience, I think the best time period is to ensure that there is an effective review time of ten months to one year.
Second, interdisciplinary inspection and research.
Candidates with non-professional background had better prepare for the exam several months in advance, because it is a challenge for everyone to move from unfamiliar fields to brand-new fields.
It takes time and energy to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination, and interdisciplinary students will pay more. As for when to start preparing, it will vary from person to person. Generally speaking, one semester and two semesters should be enough.
Students who take an inter-disciplinary examination and study, if possible, had better go to the school where they apply to listen to the courses of their major, or look for the information of lecturers on the forum of the school where they apply, and look at the notes of relevant contents.
Three. suggestion
Generally speaking, the time to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination depends on your own basic situation, the number and difficulty of the subjects to be tested. The preparation time depends on individual circumstances. The good foundation can be slightly shorter, and the poor foundation should be longer.
As far as I know, some candidates hold the idea of trying this year, and they can't make great efforts to review in the first year. They think that the role of the first year is to get familiar with the environment and accumulate some experience, and then they can take the postgraduate entrance examination with a little review in the second year. Personally, I think this review strategy is wrong. Judging from the experience of my seniors who took the postgraduate entrance examination, the first year's examination was not ideal, which had a great impact on self-confidence, especially on the durability and endurance of the postgraduate entrance examination. In addition, the review time of two years is too long, which is not conducive to concentrate on breaking through the learning bottleneck, and the quality of review can not be guaranteed, so it is naturally difficult to achieve the ideal effect.
In fact, the review of postgraduate entrance examination is a process full of difficulties and challenges, and the wise choice is careful planning and concrete implementation.
Have a big picture. That's all that matters. First of all, you should distinguish the difficulty of the four courses for you, and then determine the proportion of time and energy you need to invest in them. Doing the right thing at the right time is the key to your success. Do an ineffective thing in an effective time, and you will pay twice the price. Not only did you do the wrong thing at the right time, but you also lost the opportunity to do the right thing in a rare time. If you regret it later, the consequences will be unimaginable! Therefore, we must have a big picture and make a correct macro plan for each subject of the exam according to the time.
Politics. Don't expect to memorize everything before the exam, and don't expect to bet as many real questions as possible in the final exam. In fact, the so-called betting topic every year is also a very large scope. If you don't have half a bottle of water hanging around, even if the topic is bet, you can't get away. And now the topic is more and more flexible. Although I don't deny that someone can get a high political score in just n days, it is definitely extremely rare and lucky. Someone can win the 5 million prize by buying lottery tickets, but are you sure that the next 5 million millionaire can be cloned by his experience in buying lottery tickets? In fact, more successful people are obtained through their own hard work and hard training. What's more, in that lucky state of mind, it is impossible to play their own level normally. Once politics encounters waterloo, it will affect other disciplines. So I suggest that politics be reviewed as soon as possible, but don't memorize it by rote. You can look at philosophy, economics, modern history of China and so on, which will make it much easier to recite it later. But 10 will start learning against the outline. In addition, if you have time to read the news and newspapers, politics likes hot spots, and by the way, get current affairs politics done. Although few people die of politics, our goal is to expect politics to improve the total score! Therefore, never relax politics. Relatively speaking, the scores of this course are relatively easy to get.
English is not always confined to words. In fact, reading and writing account for more than 80%. I'm not saying that words are unimportant and there is no need to recite words; But relatively speaking, it is more helpful for us to improve our reading ability and write a beautiful composition. You must read English every day, preferably four or five articles, and get rid of the 3% words you don't understand by the way. Learn to analyze sentences, especially long and difficult sentences, try to translate, summarize the rules and answer skills. To a certain extent, you will understand what may go wrong with an article, set traps for you and so on. A sense of language is a very mysterious thing, but to a certain extent, you will find that an article you don't know anything about has all the right titles! As for composition, my suggestion is to read more articles, recite some beautiful classic essays and write more when you have time. For example, you can write some short sentences in English, write an English diary, and try to express and describe what you see in English, so that English should not be a problem when you take the exam. English is nothing more than reading, writing and remembering. You can put what you listen to for a while. If you have a few minutes, I suggest you recite words or think about English. If you have half an hour or so, I suggest you do reading comprehension. However, we must pay attention to reading, otherwise, progress will be slow.
Especially in mathematics, those who are sure to pass the exam are not allowed to look at it, which can save your precious time. I'm poor at math, and I'm born without mathematical thinking, so my goal is to cross the line, and I'll be grateful to get 80 points in the exam. In this case, we should try our best to do exercises in math textbooks. This is the most basic. Then find a review question for the postgraduate entrance examination, such as Chen Wendeng's or someone else's, and then do it carefully. If you can do it three times, congratulations, math is fine! If you really can't do it at once, there is no way out, so you have to do it according to the test sites and types. If you really don't understand, you'll have to memorize the method of doing this kind of problem. You must finish it this time. Otherwise, even the gods can't save you. Don't expect any shortcuts, the best shortcut is the stupidest method, that is, do what is said above. Then, after doing some simulation questions, you will find that you are used to doing easy questions in a certain period of time and get the highest score. Those problems can also be divided into steps. As we all know, the most depressing thing is that I only got a cross for a long page and got 0 points. We believe in our own level, so we won't make that mistake. There are many math reference books. It is very taboo to read a little this and that. As a result, different styles of teachers confuse you, and as a result, you can't figure out which is which. As a result, they can't get high or low. In the end, they can't do simple things right or difficult things right. That's the biggest loss!
Specialized courses. The so-called profession has specialization. The characteristics of each course are different, and the review methods are different, so it is not convenient to say more here. For engineering students, especially on-the-job, we must strengthen the study of professional theory. Compared with students in school, what students lack most is theory. Therefore, we must use our spare time at work to study, which is not only beneficial to our work, but also strengthens our study. Why not? One thing that professional courses need to pay attention to is to grasp the law of setting questions and the ideas of proposers. Generally, some information can be seen from the examination questions over the years. There are many ways to obtain professional topics, basically it is easy to find small vendors, but some can also use network resources to collect. In addition, the examination questions of other colleges and universities with the same major can also be referred to. According to the analysis of entrance examination questions of some majors of graduate students in different universities, the probability of overlapping some questions is very high. Think about it, too. Isn't that all? Most people die not directly from specialized courses, but indirectly. Therefore, professional courses can't just be satisfied with crossing the line, we need to use it to greatly improve the total score!
Important note: Examination papers over the years are a treasure house. I heard that some people have achieved good results just by looking at the calendar year. Needless to say, its importance.
Believe in yourself. What suits you is the best. You can't completely copy other people's experiences or success stories. Don't trust other people's experience. It is not difficult to take the postgraduate entrance examination according to your own actual situation. Learning from past experiences and lessons, planning yourself rationally and implementing it effectively will not be far off.
Postgraduate entrance examination plan
Lay a good foundation in March, April and May.
Check and fill in the gaps in June and prepare for the final exam.
Third, strengthen in July and August (problem solving in remedial classes)
September 65438+1 October 65438+1October sprint1(for simulation)
565438+February 65438+ 10 Sprint 2 (attend the sprint class and do sprint questions)
March, April and May (laying the foundation)
Mathematics: In March, April and May, on the basis of the foundation, I finished the review guide (the first time) and the questions in the textbook, and exercised my hands-on problem-solving ability.
In March and April, I studied advanced mathematics in the first 15 days and took a subject every 22 days.
* * * m: 1.5 hours
L 1: Do the real questions in March and April. Do it yourself first, and then listen to the class of New Oriental (Zhou Lei). (Intensive reading one article a day) 1 hour
Recite five pages of sparks every day. (/kloc-recite once every 0/20 days (4 months)) 0.5 hours.
Do reading once a day. (Wu Yonglin and Shi Chunzhen alternate) 0.5 hours
Listen to three New Oriental compositions (with texts) for 50 minutes every two days in March.
Write a composition every two days in April and May (according to the downloaded text), 0.5 hours.
* * * meter: 2.5 hours/day
Goal: In these three months, repeat the words, read the real questions and do them again, and often practice writing. Lay a good foundation of English.
Attend NECCS in April
Go to the library to read English magazines every Sunday 1 hour.
Specialized courses: study the textbook of Beiyou once every three months in March, April and May, finish the after-class questions, learn the notes of Beiyou, lay a good foundation, and do the questions in combination with the problem set of Beiyou.
* * * m: 1.5 hours
February and June
Prepare for the final exam
Summarize the review of the first three months, complete the unfinished tasks, and make some preparations for the next stage of review.
July and August (golden period)
I'm taking a math tutorial class in Chen Wendeng.
Attend a political remedial class in Ren Rufen.
Study the postgraduate entrance examination outline
Math: Do it again (the second time) in combination with the remedial classes in Chen Wendeng.
Complete Li Yongle's Lectures on Linear Algebra (First Pass)
After reading the line number, Yao's probability flashed by.
Politics: start the first round of political review in combination with the remedial class and start learning the little red book.
English: Began to recite the words of New Oriental (completed in summer vacation)
Write a composition every two days.
Read twice a day (Wu Yonglin and Shi Chunzhen alternate)
Please listen to Zhu Taiqi's 20th lecture.
Specialized course: Complete the problem set of Beiyou University and the problems after class.
September 65438+1October165438+1October
1 0 June1Go to Shangtongyuan remedial class in Beijing.
Mathematics: Review the Guide (the third time) and Li Yongle's Guidance Notes on Linear Algebra (the second time) in September.
10 June11kloc-0/0 October began to do other questions (400 questions, 660 questions, simulation questions, etc. )
Finish the real questions over the years
L 1: Start reviewing other questions.
Five pages of words a day
Write a composition every two days.
Read twice a day.
Politics: September 65438+ 10 Red Book
165438+ 10 started to make the second sequence.
Professional course: continue to do the problem set of Beijing Post.
And began to do the test questions over the years.
May 65438+February 65438+ 10 entered the sprint stage.
Mathematics: the last five sets of questions in Hefei University of Technology
English politics majors began to do simulation questions.
Every class has a boxing class.
title of a book
Math:
English: Intensive Reading 100 Wu Yonglin.
New Oriental English Training Textbook "50 Days Breakthrough of English Postgraduate Entrance Examination Vocabulary"
Politics: Analysis of the Political Theory Examination Syllabus of the National Postgraduate Entrance Examination in 2007 (formerly the Red Book)
Ren Rufen sequence 2 "simulation test questions"
Chen, The Topic of Political Prediction 100, 06, Fourth Edition (published around 1 1).
Five sets of questions about sailing (released around mid-June165438+1October)
Set sail "20 questions in 20 days" (20 days before the exam)
Chen's "30 Wonderful Lectures" (/kloc-the day before the exam on 0/5)