First, apply for the exam

1. What major do you choose? This is the premise of choosing a school. Compared with schools, majors can be clearly identified. If you like this major and want to go to a better school for further study, you only need to choose one school. If you don't like this major, or want to learn new knowledge during graduate school, then choose what you are interested in.

2. When did you choose a school? People who have passed the postgraduate entrance examination must have a * * * knowledge, that is, choose >> to work hard. So how to choose a school? Because things in this school, you can't be admitted if you choose. I think it is better to prepare math and English than to choose a school first. If you study first, by June and July, you will actually know roughly which schools you can apply for (you can score 65,438+00 ~ 25 in math and 65,438+00 ~ 65,438+05 in English, just referring to the average scores of political and professional courses of the schools you apply for), thus helping you to quickly lock in the right institutions.

3. How to choose a school effectively? After reviewing for a period of time and selecting several target institutions according to your own situation, you can begin to evaluate the comprehensive indicators of each school (enrollment ratio, score line, whether to add points, etc.). ).

Frequently asked questions about preparing for exams

1. How to plan the postgraduate entrance examination time? Gantt chart is recommended for the planning of postgraduate entrance examination time, so that you can not only know when you are busy, so as to help you modify your plan, but also let yourself have an overall grasp of the preparation time.

2. How to prepare for specialized courses? According to my textual research on the students who took the postgraduate entrance examination around me. Except for a few special schools, in fact, most professional courses in self-taught colleges don't have to worry too much. Because the types of specialized courses in self-propositional colleges are relatively fixed, it is not as difficult to score points as expected compared with the unified examination subjects.

Third, how to prepare for the postgraduate course?

Master plan:

Finish the exercise book at least once before the middle of July.

Strengthen from mid-July to mid-September.

Simulation and review of real questions before the mid-term exam in September