Speaking of which, I was going to write a paper at that time. I spent three hours in the evening and pieced together a paper with three keys: ctrl, C and V. As long as the format of Nima meets the requirements of the teacher, it can be passed. You should know the content of your thesis and ask you a few questions when you reply, but it's still a formality and you can basically pass it. I don't know what the score of your thesis for applying for a bachelor's degree is. You'd better ask in advance, lest coming back will affect you. I don't know if you took the exam by yourself or signed up for a tutorial class. You'd better always pay attention to the self-taught examination trends of your examiner's college, and don't miss the registration time, only once a year.