Is there a relationship between postgraduate entrance examination and undergraduate grades? Does it matter? I heard that you can take the postgraduate entrance examination without graduating from college. Is it true?/You don't say. Then if the postgraduate entrance examination is successful, We just finished the exam, and now it seems that our previous worries are not a problem at all. Just try to review intuitively. The most important thing for the postgraduate entrance examination is to look at your own scores, and everything else is subject to this. The results of postgraduate entrance examination have nothing to do with the results during the undergraduate period. Many students usually don't study very well, but the postgraduate entrance examination will make you stand out. Generally, the senior can take the postgraduate entrance examination, and when the results come out, he will graduate in the second half of the year. But if you are a freshman, a sophomore and a junior, it is possible to apply, but it is not big. Now this aspect is more strict. After you take the postgraduate entrance examination, the school will give you your undergraduate grades so that you can use them on your resume. During the interview, some tutors may pay more attention to these, but the proportion is relatively small. Your achievements, some important awards, honors, scholarships, etc. Will be recorded in the file. Whether you are taking the postgraduate entrance examination or looking for a job in the future, these all represent your comprehensive quality in college. Many units still value these, but the most important thing is your practical ability. After all, these things can't completely represent anything in the school. Our senior students lost 378% PK just 300% in the second interview, relying on the actual ability of the second interview. Be prepared for the initial test first. As long as you stick to it, you will definitely have good results. Come on ~ ~ ~