First of all, the first requirement for in-service graduate students is to have a bachelor's degree for three years. Only by enrolling in in-service graduate courses can you apply for a master's degree. This is stipulated by the state. When you say "you will have the same academic ability as an undergraduate two years after graduation", you mean that you are now eligible to apply for on-the-job postgraduate courses, but you must have a bachelor's degree certificate if you want to apply for a master's degree when you graduate. I also came from the road of on-the-job graduate students, so I suggest that you hang an undergraduate course while studying on-the-job graduate students, so that you can get a bachelor's degree certificate when you finish the postgraduate course, and then you can apply for a master's degree after three years of this bachelor's degree certificate. Let me remind you that at present, the status of postgraduate courses in many colleges and universities is permanently reserved, so don't worry about not applying for a master's degree at that time. If you want to know more, go to the on-the-job postgraduate network (www.ch7w.com).