The re-examination plan for postgraduate entrance examination is as follows: 1. True, in line with your true thoughts. Do you have any plans to study for a PhD, or are you looking for an internship? This must be the basic starting point of planning, otherwise the tutor will misunderstand you, and you may end up in pain when you go to graduate school. 2. Clear organization. Write clearly what you want to do during your graduate school, and it is best to indicate the specific time. 3. The content is detailed. Planning must be specific and sufficient, not too protracted, but not too broad. The teacher can't see your specific practice at all, and can't grasp your training plan.

If you have a plan for your master's degree, you can follow your own plan, and a little flaw is acceptable. The topic should indicate your major, which is better, and the same answer will be neither fish nor fowl in different majors. Take the re-examination of computer major as an example. Because computer is a practical major, we can plan ourselves from two aspects. The answer is as follows: "During my master's degree, I will plan myself from two aspects: academic research and engineering practice under the guidance of my future tutor. In academic research, under the guidance of my tutor, I will start with reading a lot of literature, do experiments with my brothers and sisters, and then write articles and publish them successfully. My goal is to publish a high-level article before graduation. In addition, I also want to find opportunities to participate in international academic conferences and have academic exchanges with the world's big cows during my master's degree.