The total score of the postgraduate entrance examination is generally 500 points, and the score distribution is as follows:

1, politics: 100.

2. English: 100.

3. Mathematical or professional foundation: 150.

4. Specialized courses: 150 points.

The management entrance exam score is 300 points, and the scores are distributed as follows:

1, English II 100.

2, management comprehensive 200 points.

There are always four exams for the postgraduate entrance examination.

Two public courses: politics and English, one basic course: mathematics or professional foundation, and one professional course: professional courses are divided into 13 categories.

Category: philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, history, interest, engineering, agriculture, medicine, military science, management, art and so on.

Among them, master of law, comprehensive western medicine, education, history, psychology, computer, agriculture and so on. It belongs to the unified examination specialized course, and other non-unified examination specialized courses are independent propositions of colleges and universities.

Master Xue&How to Choose a Master?

Before 20 17, the master's degree in most universities in China was three years and the master's degree was two years. However, in the 20 17 reform of the Ministry of Education, most colleges and universities implemented three-year study and mastery. But the purpose of training remains the same. Specialists are born for practice. Every special student must have more than half a year's internship experience during his study, which is clearly stipulated by the Ministry of Education. Master's degree is more about academic research and breakthrough. To put it bluntly, it means paying attention to practice and learning important theories.

Because the current masters need internship experience, most university postgraduates finish all courses in the last semester of their first year, and then start internships in the second half, which is equivalent to the freedom of postgraduates after the last semester, while postgraduates attend classes for more than one year, and it can only be said that they are free in their second year.

When applying for a master's degree and a master's degree, the test difficulty is also different. For example, the master's degree is Test 2 and English 2, and the master's degree is Test 1 and English 1. The difficulty of this kind of examination is different, which makes it difficult to master in school.

Generally speaking, master's tuition is more expensive than master's.

I believe that most students who have not been admitted to the ideal school will choose a school that is "almost" worse than the school they applied for, so they will face a problem when transferring, that is, the master can be transferred to the master, and the master cannot be transferred to the master.

Another difference lies in the problem of studying for a doctorate. Generally speaking, a master's degree can be directly read as a doctor and a master's degree, and a master's degree is usually obtained by taking a doctor's examination.