In addition to the postgraduate entrance examination of different schools in the direction of architectural technology, all postgraduate entrance examinations in architecture do not take mathematics. Postgraduate entrance examination is suitable for people who are tolerant of poverty and like to think. In theory, it will raise a level, but it will inevitably tend to be an armchair strategist. Of course, they will gradually gain some practical work experience after graduation, but they will feel the gap with their classmates who have three years of work experience. You will learn valuable practical experience at work, but compared with graduate students, the lack of theory will become the bottleneck of improving the design level over time. Personally, I feel that I will work first and then take the postgraduate entrance examination, so that both aspects will be improved ~