Of course, the best are Tsinghua, Peking University, Fudan University and Shanghai Jiaotong University. It depends on your city. Instead of spending hundreds of thousands on an MBA, it is better to spend a little more money on the best MBA in China. The money will be shared equally in the next few decades, which is really very small, but the platform you get is completely different, and your life will change from now on.

At present, these universities have adopted the system of early interview, that is, the interview has been completed before the entrance examination registration. So the hardest thing is not the national examination, but passing it. The key lies in the application materials and interview. Every year, half of the candidates who apply for Tsinghua MBA fail in the material evaluation, and 40% are eliminated in the interview process. Only 65,438+00% excellent candidates were finally admitted.

Therefore, you can first search the online registration system of these institutions online, fill in the application materials after registration, and select the interview batch. If you are lucky, you will receive an interview notice, so you should be fully prepared for the interview. If you pass the interview, you can prepare for the joint exam in time.

The entrance examination is divided into comprehensive English, mathematics, writing and logic, and the difficulty of English is between Band 4 and Band 6. First-class MBA institutions all adopt the policy of passing the joint entrance examination. As long as they pass the national A-line, the A-line of 20 13 only passes 155. As long as you do the real problem and review it again, it will be easy to pass. If your foundation is not very good, I suggest you sign up for a remedial class, systematically review relevant knowledge points, make a scientific review plan, and get good grades!

I hope the above reply can help you!