Only when students pass the theoretical test, that is, the written test, and reach the national score line, can they be eligible for a second interview.

The initial examination for graduate students refers to the first examination that graduate students take before entering school, that is, the national unified entrance examination for graduate students. The exam is scheduled for the end of February, 65438. The examination subjects are English, politics, mathematics and professional courses, generally between 2 and 4 subjects. Ideological and political theory, foreign languages, mathematics and other subjects are national unified propositions, and professional courses are mainly put forward by enrollment units themselves (national unified propositions of schools that join the national unified examination), and the examination form is written examination. Postgraduate re-examination is the second examination organized by the applicant institution after passing the unified entrance examination for postgraduate students (initial examination). Generally, there are written tests and interviews, which are conducted in March-April of the following year, and the specific date is decided by the institution. Examination subjects generally include oral English, professional foundation and psychological quality test. Since 2006, postgraduate enrollment has increased the weight of re-examination, and some enrollment units even increased the weight of re-examination to 50%. Candidates can only cope with this exam if they have the knowledge of real talent and practical learning.