1. Single subject score: Postgraduate subjects generally include politics, English, mathematics and specialized courses. Each subject has its own perfect score, so the score of a single subject is also an important indicator to evaluate the ability of candidates. Different schools and majors may attach different importance to each subject, and some schools or majors may require higher scores for certain subjects.
2. Professional course scores: Professional courses are professional-related subjects that candidates apply for, and professional course scores are very important evaluation indicators for graduate enrollment in this major. The results of professional courses directly reflect the knowledge and ability level of candidates in this professional field.
3. Comprehensive quality evaluation: Comprehensive quality evaluation refers to the comprehensive evaluation of candidates' comprehensive quality, including academic ability, scientific research potential, innovation ability and practical ability. Some schools and majors will evaluate the comprehensive quality of candidates through interviews, papers and scientific research results.
4. Academic background and research experience: Academic background and research experience are also important indicators to evaluate candidates' ability. Some schools and majors will comprehensively evaluate candidates' academic background and scientific research experience, including academic achievements and participation in scientific research projects.
5. Personal statement and recommendation letter: Personal statement is the material for candidates to describe their learning experience, research interests and future plans, and recommendation letter is the material for candidates to be evaluated by tutors or other professionals. These materials can provide more comprehensive information and help the Admissions Committee to understand the personal characteristics and potential of candidates.
To sum up, in addition to the total score, the ranking of postgraduate entrance examination will also consider factors such as single subject score, professional course score, comprehensive quality evaluation, academic background and research experience, personal statement and recommendation letter. Considering these evaluation indexes comprehensively, the ability and potential of candidates can be evaluated more comprehensively, which is helpful to select graduate students suitable for training.