In the case of postgraduate examination, college students are regarded as candidates with the same academic ability. In other words, in the case of registration, some universities will have excessive regulations and exams will be different. Let's talk about application requirements first. If you are a student with the same academic qualifications, local colleges and universities will have some additional regulations, including but not limited to the following aspects: First, there are regulations on CET-4 scores, or English test scores of the same level. Secondly, the overall target technology major offers X courses at the university level, while the general campus will provide four, six and eight courses.

Thirdly, the first author or the second author publishes X graduation papers of related majors in journals with matching scores (different institutions have different regulations, some are one, some are several). The higher the level of institutions, the higher the level of publishing regulations. For example, in Tsinghua, it is required to publish papers in national journals. Subsequently, college students should register for postgraduate entrance examination, and it must be two years after graduation, that is, at least two years from the time you get your diploma to September 1 day of graduation year. Finally, it is clear that college students can not register for postgraduate entrance examination in all colleges and universities. Some colleges and universities do not accept candidates with the same academic qualifications, and some colleges and universities do not accept candidates with the same academic qualifications who sign up for major transfer.

Therefore, when registering, we must pay more attention to the enrollment regulations and professional classification of the overall target school. You should know that our school guarantees graduate studies, other schools walk graduate students, and there are better peer tests than your own institutions. If you choose teachers, they will all be ahead of you. Don't think that your exam results are all the same. Why not? What's unfair about you? For example, science and engineering, if you are a graduate student, you will probably need to do a lot of experiments and read a lot of English materials, and others will gradually participate in the experiments at the undergraduate level.

Senior students have basically mastered the use of experiments, and teachers are more willing to recruit a college student who can get started when he comes. When you go to junior college, you probably won't have access to these instruments and equipment. So be sure to communicate with the teacher in advance, otherwise the interview is likely to fail. Put forward or choose your own position, choose the opportunity organization that suits you, make sure that the teacher wants you, regardless of the preconditions of your college students, and then register.