1, look at the school first. Shanghai East China University of Science and Technology is located in Shanghai, which is 2 1 1, a double-class university.

In terms of the difficulty of postgraduate entrance examination, key universities in developed areas, especially in big cities, are generally difficult, while non-key universities are relatively easy to take the exam.

There is no doubt about Shanghai's development and economic level. And the school itself is not bad, so graduate students are still more difficult to take the exam.

2. Postgraduate retest scores and admission ratio are also important indicators reflecting the difficulty of postgraduate entrance examination.

Re-examination results of graduate students in some colleges and universities

202 1 number of graduate students enrolled

You can check through official website, a graduate student of Shanghai East China University of Science and Technology.

The most important thing is personal preparation.

The difficulty of postgraduate entrance examination depends on everyone's preparation: it is not difficult to be fully prepared, otherwise it will be difficult. Whether you can be admitted depends on the score ranking of the initial test and the second test.

4. the difficulty is also related to the major that the individual applies for. The competition of popular majors is fierce, and the competitive power of schools' dominant majors is also great, which is relatively difficult.

East China University of Science and Technology is a national key university directly under the people of China and the Ministry of Education, including science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, economics, management, literature, law, arts, philosophy and teaching. Up to 202 1 and 1, it ranks among the "world discipline construction universities". The school has three campuses, Xuhui, Fengxian and Jinshan, covering an area of 2,535 mu, with a construction area of 970,000 square meters and a library collection of 3.26 million books. 18 college, with 73 undergraduate majors; There are 0/3 doctoral programs in first-class disciplines, 80 doctoral programs in two disciplines, 30 master programs in first-class disciplines, 42 master programs in two disciplines, and 0/6 master programs in professional degrees. There are more than 26,000 full-time students and 3 100 faculty members.