General physics (mechanics, electromagnetism, heat, optics, atomic physics)

Theoretical mechanics (or analytical mechanics)

electrodynamics

Thermodynamic statistical physics

quantum mechanics

Solid state physics

Different schools have different requirements for general professional courses.

Needless to say, there are three basic courses for postgraduate entrance examination: mathematics, English and politics. Some schools don't take math, math and physical methods, or two specialized courses.

Generally speaking, the exam has only one main course:

The most is quantum mechanics, or solid physics.

There are many general physics exams, including mechanics, electromagnetism, heat, optics and atomic physics. Generally, you won't take all the exams, but there are more mechanics and electromagnetism. But if it is some applied physics majors, it is possible to take only one of them. (e.g. optics, electromagnetism)

Individual majors may take the examination of electrodynamics and thermodynamic statistical physics, but there are few.

If you haven't studied physics before, the burden is still heavy.