Southwest Forestry University's postgraduate entrance examination is fair and won't brush off a volunteer candidate. Generally speaking, as long as your score is on the national line, you are eligible to enter the second interview. Interview is the main part of the second interview, which mainly examines your solid professional knowledge and whether you have basic academic research ability and professional quality. The elimination rate of re-examination is generally 1.2: 1, that is to say, there are no 12 people who are finally admitted to1. So the admission ratio is still very high.

As for your undergraduate "background" is not good, and it is interdisciplinary, which is indeed a factor that is not conducive to admission. However, as long as your initial test results are among the best or even among the best candidates in the re-examination, and you don't fall behind, and the re-examination plays well, the chances of enrolling you are still great. So don't worry too much. After the initial test, the key is to prepare for the second test. I wish you success in the postgraduate entrance examination!