The subjects of civil engineering postgraduate entrance examination are: politics, English, mathematics and specialized courses, with a full score of 500. Politics 100, English 100, mathematics 150, professional subjects 150. Among them, most schools will take structural mechanics, engineering mechanics, material mechanics and other comprehensive related professional knowledge. All school masters take English I and Mathematics I, and most school masters take English II and Mathematics II. A small number of high-demand schools will choose English I and Mathematics I as the examination subjects for the initial test.

1. Politics.

2. English. Learning to master is the first test of English, and mastering is the second test of English. Relatively speaking, English II is easier.

3. business class 1. Civil engineering majors basically take math exams. Learning to master is the first test of mathematics, and mastering is the second test of mathematics. Relatively speaking, Math II is simpler.

Business class 2. This is an independent proposition of enrollment institutions, which generally takes structural mechanics as well as material mechanics. As for the difficulty, each institution is different.

The second interview is divided into written examination and interview, and each major in each institution is different. Some take structural mechanics, some take soil mechanics, some take water supply and drainage, depending on your undergraduate major. Therefore, professional courses at the undergraduate level must be easy to learn.