The failure of the college entrance examination still has an impact on the postgraduate entrance examination, but it has little impact. It is said that the impact is mainly because many schools require you to provide undergraduate grades when they take the postgraduate entrance examination. If you see this course, you may leave some bad impressions and say it has no effect. As long as the past doesn't represent the present, undergraduate grades can't prove whether students are excellent or not, and teachers know it well. You need to retake failed courses or pass make-up exams.

There are many contents in the postgraduate entrance examination results, and the undergraduate scores can only account for a small proportion, which will only affect the interview.

The interview for postgraduate entrance examination depends not only on transcripts, but also on personal speeches and knowledge mastery. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about the quality of college grades, and knowledge must be mastered.