Yes, it is more difficult. Generally, the total score of postgraduate entrance examination is 500, and 375 is a very high score, generally above 300. Anything above 370 is a high score.

There are more people between 320 and 350 points.

If you can get 400 points, you can go to almost all schools in the country.

It depends on your own efforts, you have done it, and the miracle of 400 points is you.

Objectively speaking, 375 points are above average in the 500-point postgraduate entrance examination, and most majors in most colleges can basically enter the second interview.

1. If you are a science and engineering candidate, then 375 points is already a high score, because the national line of science and engineering is generally around 270-280. If you apply for some graduate students in an ordinary university, this score is enough for a second interview; And if you apply for 34 self-rated 985 colleges and universities, and their school lines are around 330-350, there is still great hope to enter the second interview. After all, it is quite difficult for science and engineering graduate students to take the math test (one of the best), and there are a lot of calculations in professional courses.

2. If you are an economic management candidate, you also need to take a math test (number three). The national line of economics is generally around 330-340, and the national line of management is also around 340, so 375 points is very promising for some ordinary universities or some universities with weak economics and management majors. However, if you are a management major in 34 self-taught colleges, such a score is not safe to tell the truth. It is suggested that if you take the 34-year-old self-rated school's economic management major, you should contact and adjust while preparing for the re-examination.