I think I can answer your question. First of all, I also took the International Law Examination of the National People's Congress in a certain year (not to mention the specific year, but in recent years anyway), and I didn't take the English single subject, so I was also transferred from north china university of technology at that time. I went to the second interview, and the second interview was brushed! But maybe this is fate. After being brushed in Beijing, I was lucky enough to be transferred to an international law school in Guangdong. In a sense, I want to thank north china university of technology for failing the second interview. After all, the current school is still 2 1 1, which is also my original major and direction.

Now, let's talk about your interest. Speaking of admission probability, let me tell you this. At that time, I also transferred to law (law). At that time, the school had not set up this major, but it increased that year, so all the recruited students were transferred for a second interview. I remember the number of people recruited at that time was 18. At that time, I still felt quite confident during the second interview. First of all, the school I volunteered for is the National People's Congress. Secondly, my score ranked fifth (340, when the line in Area A was 3 15). But then I was brushed after the second interview! This matter still haunts me until now. I still don't know if I did well. I think I can accept it if I can't get a very favorable result, but I was swiped at 18. . . I've thought about all kinds of possible obscene reasons, such as black-box operation, you know, I'm still struggling.

Having said that, I don't mean to denigrate the school. I just want to tell you that no matter what your score is, there is no guarantee or guarantee when you go to the second interview. Of course, if you graduated from this school, that's another matter. ) Finally, I wish you a successful second interview.