Is it difficult for Wuhan University undergraduates to go to Peking University Tsinghua for postgraduate entrance examination? Experienced seniors, can you tell my sister about your's experience? Thank you~ It's not as difficult as the legend. The first test passed, the second test was brushed, and the second test was mostly unsatisfactory. Many times, Tsinghua still wants to recruit more people (for example, materials department enrolled students in 2006 17, chemical department enrolled students in 2007 17, and finally 2 1), so as long as you are good enough, Tsinghua still wants to enroll you. It may be helpful to contact the tutor, but it is definitely not like some people say that the tutor can affect the enrollment results (but I don't know how many places to take, and there may be a certain amount of activity). I'll tell you some data, and you'll know. Tsinghua Department of Materials, Department of Chemical Engineering, and Institute of Nuclear Research (I am familiar with these three departments, but I am not familiar with others) generally recruit about 60 graduate students every year, of which students take a large part, and less than 20 students are recruited every year. If someone really has a background, they will also make a fuss about this recommended quota, which is simple and easy. I won't be stupid enough to take an examination of a national graduate student (but I believe those who can walk to Tsinghua or Peking University are absolutely excellent students) and then cheat. Therefore, the postgraduate entrance examination in Tsinghua or Peking University is relatively fair. If you fail the exam, you can only blame yourself for not being strong enough. Either continue to work hard next year or give up going to other schools. By the way, the computer department in Tsinghua is very strong, so the competition will be more intense, and the difficulty is certainly not small, so you have to pay twice the price. Good luck!