In general, you may be asked about the latest developments in your major, including your defense and papers. Then the second part is to ask you a knowledge test, and then you may choose a few questions to ask you at random. The third part is to consider the professional learning products including your work ability and performance, and then you can decide whether you are qualified or not, and then you can judge your correct rate, including accuracy. Then you will show your ability according to your comprehensive level. So you'd better memorize your major as much as possible. Otherwise, it will be difficult to pass. We just need to finish our major. I hope I can bring you some help. This is my little experience in studying medicine before, which should be of some use to you, and you can also strengthen some experience. I hope you can pass. Let's go