The policy of extra points for postgraduate entrance examination refers to a series of preferential policies formulated by the state and universities to encourage and support outstanding students to apply for graduate students. The following are some common bonus policies for postgraduate entrance examination:

1. Awards in discipline competitions: Students who win higher awards in domestic and foreign discipline competitions can get corresponding bonus points. For example, students who win the first prize at the national level can add 5 points, the second prize can add 3 points, and the third prize can add 1 point.

2. Experience in scientific research projects: Students who have participated in scientific research projects and achieved certain results can get corresponding bonus points. For example, students who participate in national scientific research projects and publish papers can add 3 points.

3. Social practice experience: Students who actively participate in social practice activities and achieve certain results can get corresponding extra points. For example, students who participate in national social practice activities and hold important positions can add 2 points.

4. Special skills: Students with special skills or specialties can get corresponding bonus points. For example, students who win the top three in national sports competitions can add 2 points.

5. Excellent students: students in remote areas or ethnic minority areas can get corresponding extra points. For example, students in remote areas can get 2 points.

6. Excellent volunteers: Students who actively participate in volunteer service activities and achieve certain results can get corresponding points. For example, students who participate in national voluntary service activities and hold important positions can add 2 points.