There is also a professional ranking, which refers to the ranking of all candidates who apply for the same major.

For example, there are 30 candidates majoring in microeconomics and 3 doctoral supervisors1* * *. Your tutor has 10 candidates, and your ranking is, for example, your tutor has 1 candidates, ranking second in major, which means that you rank first and 30th among your tutor's 10 candidates.

The second interview mainly depends on the tutor ranking, regardless of the professional ranking. You only compete with people who apply for the same tutor. Of course, the premise is crossing the line.