Generally speaking, two or three years is worthwhile for the college entrance examination. If you can improve through continuous failures and get into a 985 2 1 1 or a double-class university, ordinary undergraduate colleges are also possible.

If you haven't made any progress after ten years of college entrance examination, you really need to reflect on your learning methods. Is there anyone who did well in the exam but the goal is too high? Or is the score always low and there is no progress? If you haven't mastered the learning methods for so many years, there is really no need to continue wasting time.

The college entrance examination is to cross the wooden bridge with thousands of troops and horses, and come back again and again for the wonderful things on the other side. If you repeatedly fall into the water, you can consider other roads.

In modern society, you don't have to learn to have a way out. There is no need to make moderate efforts. Persistence is important, but in the wrong direction, everything is useless.