It doesn't matter how hard the exam is. I'm from Central South, and I got my PhD in Bridge Engineering from Tongji University twice. I was not ready for the first time, but I was ready for the second time, but I didn't play well in English, only 0.5 points short. Now that I am working, as long as I review carefully, there is generally no big problem in the professional exam.

There are two main exams, one is structural mechanics and the other is bridge structure theory. There is not much difference between the two courses. If you are prepared, can you review separately, because you will cross the exam.

Don't be superstitious about the professional topics of previous years, but review them in a down-to-earth manner. The more you master, the greater your chances of being admitted! Many people are planted in English, which is very difficult, even more difficult than the postgraduate entrance examination. 6 reading comprehension, long English-Chinese translation, long composition, and even psychological preparation.

The ratio of application and admission is about 8: 1. The year before last, I took more than 200 exams and admitted about 20 people.