Specifically, the score line of the initial test is determined by each school with the right to draw lines independently, without referring to the score line stipulated by the state, that is, the school can determine the score line according to the candidates who apply for the school and the planned enrollment.

The policy of independent lottery began in 2002. The purpose of this policy is to let schools choose their own personnel training.

What self-rating schools are there?

At present, 34 schools can draw their own lines.

Peking University, Tsinghua University, Beijing Institute of Technology, China Renmin University, Beihang University, Beijing Normal University, China Agricultural University, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Fudan University, Tongji University, Xi Jiaotong University, Northwestern Polytechnical University, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China and Tianjin University.

Nankai University, Dalian University of Technology, Northeastern University, South China University of Technology, Sun Yat-sen University, Harbin Institute of Technology, Northeastern University, Nanjing University, Southeast University, Wuhan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Chinese University of Science and Technology, Zhejiang University, Jilin University, Shandong University, Xiamen University, Hunan University, Lanzhou University, Chongqing University and Sichuan University.

Because these 34 colleges and universities have higher requirements for students, the self-dividing line is generally higher than the national line. Many colleges and universities will generally announce the retest line in early March.

Having a good attitude during the postgraduate entrance examination is very important for getting good grades and coping with pressure smoothly. Here are some suggestions to help you have a good attitude:

Set reasonable goals: define your own goals for postgraduate entrance examination and break them down into quantifiable goals. Doing so can make you more aware of your progress and direction, and reduce anxiety and stress.

Make a reasonable study plan: making a scientific and reasonable study plan, including daily tasks and time arrangements, can help you manage your time better, adjust your study state, and reduce randomness and ineffective study.

Adhere to a positive attitude: focus on your own progress and achievements, give full play to your potential and ability, and believe that you can achieve good results. A positive attitude can enhance self-confidence and self-motivation.

Learn to relax and rest: Postgraduate entrance examination is an important task, but you can't just focus on your efforts and ignore your physical and mental health. Regular rest and relaxation activities, such as reading, sports, parties, etc. , can help you relieve stress and keep a good study state.

Cultivate reasonable ways to cope with stress: don't be overly anxious or avoid the pressure of postgraduate entrance examination. On the contrary, we can cultivate some effective coping methods, such as exercise, meditation and listening to music. Relieve stress and restore a positive attitude.

Establish a good support system: share your feelings and troubles with friends, family and teachers. They can provide support and understanding to help you maintain a positive attitude and achieve your progress.

Avoid comparison and self-criticism: don't care too much about the progress of others, compare your own achievements. Everyone's starting point and background are different, and everyone's learning process will be different. Believe in your efforts and potential, and concentrate on your studies.

In a word, the postgraduate entrance examination is a challenging job, and having a good attitude can help you cope with the pressure and difficulties better and get better results in the exam. Remember, persistence and positive attitude are the keys to success.