I'm a sophomore, and I'm totally here. Although I took the exam in Nakagawa, I can share my experience with you. Generally, a person's postgraduate entrance examination begins in his junior year. Now you can collect more information about your postgraduate entrance examination and look at the master's catalogue on the postgraduate enrollment information network, where you can find out what subjects you want to take. This is the authoritative website of the Ministry of Education, and then look at the accounting professional bibliography on the online recruitment of graduate students, sort out the knowledge points, and go to the postgraduate forum of the school to look at the postgraduate experience, which can be less. After my junior year, I will start a systematic review according to the requirements of the exam. When I was a senior, I usually took 65438+ February. I don't need to review the exam too early, otherwise I will get tired easily. Eight months is usually enough. So you still have a lot of time. Take your time.