1. What subjects should graduate students take?
Subjects for the initial entrance examination of postgraduate entrance examination: ideological and political theory (comprehensive ability of management joint examination), foreign language, business class I and business class II.
Take 2022 as an example. On the morning of February 24th, 65438, I took the exam on ideological politics or comprehensive management; on the afternoon of February 24th, 65438, I took the exam on business class I; on the afternoon of February 25th, 65438, I took the exam on business class II. Postgraduate entrance examination business 1 generally refers to mathematics (including number one, number two, number three, etc. ).
Sometimes it may be one of master of law, comprehensive western medicine, education, history, psychology, computer and agriculture, depending on your professional requirements. Business course 2 generally refers to the specialized course (self-propositional subject) designated by the enrollment unit.
Second, postgraduate re-examination subjects
The second interview has two parts: written test and interview. The written test varies according to different institutions. Some colleges and universities require professional additional exams (cross-professional students) or English tests. The interview mainly includes oral English test and professional question and answer. Although the content of the examination is less than that of the initial examination, it examines the on-the-spot processing ability and professional ability.
Three, the same academic level plus examination subjects (only for students with the same academic level)
The subject of the same academic level plus test means that applicants who have reached the same academic level should take part in the postgraduate entrance examination plus test, and there are additional test subjects compared with the ordinary full-time undergraduate entrance examination. Usually 1-2 courses are added, and some colleges and universities may add 4 courses for some majors, all of which are the main courses of the reported majors.