It is difficult to simply say that it is difficult to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Postgraduate admission mainly depends on scores and competitors (there will be differences in choosing different schools, and there will be differences in the number of applicants in the same school every year). You can start preparing for your junior year. At present, you mainly learn English and math well. You can refer to the following suggestions:

First, choose the major to apply for (if you want to decide early according to your own interests and foundation, so as to get ready), because different majors have different examination subjects and requirements.

Second, choose the school to apply for, because the preparation for postgraduate entrance examination often varies from school to school, and the examination subjects and specific requirements may be different (specialized courses are proposed by the school), and even there may be differences at different levels (985, 2 1 1 and ordinary schools) and regional differences (coastal areas and inland areas, large and small cities, 1 and 2 districts, etc.). ) will lead to different degrees of competition and affect admission, so the key is positioning.

Third, it is planned to report to the graduate student enrollment information network of our school to understand the specific requirements of the school and the initial examination subjects, re-examination subjects, examination syllabus or bibliography, re-examination scores, etc. The year before.

Four, seriously study and review related subjects (including politics, foreign languages, professional courses and re-examination subjects), pay attention to the information of the application.

For your reference, I hope it will help you. Good luck!