I am a graduate of Zhengzhou University. It turns out that our college is like this: the grades of freshmen, sophomores and juniors rank compulsory courses and limited elective courses, regardless of extracurricular activities. Then, the quota of each department is different. The more good institutions there are, the more people will recommend them. If the recognition of the department is not high, most students who apply for postgraduate studies are guaranteed to continue their postgraduate studies in our school. At this time, candidates from other schools will be under greater pressure.

Therefore, the specific ranking of majors is uncertain. Our department is a pure grade requirement, and the usual grade point is only a reference (because it includes elective courses and extracurricular parts). As long as the core courses are well tested and qualified for research, there is still great hope.

Of course, there are other ways. You need connections and money. It's up to you.

Supplement: You can ask your senior students about your graduate school. Schools must get good grades. This is hardware. As for how good it is, it still depends on the proportion of insurance research. Parole schools need teachers' recommendation. Colleges and universities will recommend the institutions you insure according to your grades.