For postgraduate candidates, it is of great significance to prepare for exams efficiently and master knowledge. Many candidates have only a superficial understanding of the postgraduate entrance examination, and parents have no relevant knowledge reserves. It is based on the above two points that postgraduate institutions set high tuition fees and even sky-high package classes. The so-called overtime work is basically unreliable, and candidates and parents must pay attention.

Many counseling institutions will invite students who have achieved excellent results in previous years to share their experiences. After seeing excellent students, candidates or parents often ignore those candidates who fail to enroll in classes, choose the so-called value brought by enrolling in classes and ignore the cost of enrolling in classes. Counseling institutions will also publicize how many candidates choose to enroll in classes, which will inevitably put pressure on candidates and parents, and whether they will fall behind if they don't enroll in classes.

National Unified Entrance Examination for Postgraduates:

The National Unified Postgraduate Entrance Examination, referred to as "Postgraduate Entrance Examination" for short, is an entrance examination for undergraduate graduates, undergraduate graduates and students with equivalent academic qualifications to study for graduate students in institutions of higher learning, which is similar to the college entrance examination that high school graduates need to take to enter universities.

It consists of the initial examination and re-examination organized by the national examination department and the enrollment unit. Postgraduate entrance examination is the main channel for university graduates to obtain master's and doctoral degrees. Participants in the postgraduate examination must comply with the relevant provisions of the Ministry of Education's "General Rules for Enrollment of Postgraduate Entrance Examination".