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What subjects should on-the-job graduate students take?
On-the-job postgraduate examination subjects usually include the following aspects:

1, professional courses: according to the postgraduate major you choose, there will be corresponding professional examination subjects. These subjects involve the relevant knowledge and theory of your major, and are used to test your professionalism and depth.

2. English subject: English is one of the necessary language skills for graduate students. It usually includes English reading, listening, writing and speaking to evaluate your English ability.

3. Political subjects: Political subjects examine your understanding of national laws, regulations, policies and social hot issues, as well as your mastery of relevant ideological theories.

4. Mathematics subjects: Mathematics subjects generally include mathematical analysis, probability theory and mathematical statistics. They are designed to test your mathematical foundation and logical reasoning ability.

5. Literature and history subjects: For literature and history graduate students, it may be necessary to test literature and history knowledge and literature reading comprehension. These subjects require you to have a certain understanding and analytical ability in the history, culture and literature of related fields.

Matters needing attention for in-service graduate students

1. Clarify learning objectives and motivations: In order to improve their academic qualifications, career development or personal interests, in-service graduate students need to clarify their learning motivations and expectations, so as to ensure that they can persistently devote themselves to learning.

2. Determine the appropriate learning style: In-service graduate students generally have two learning styles, full-time and part-time. Full-time job requires quitting your job and studying full-time; Part-time study is outside working hours. Choose a learning style that suits you according to your work and life.

3. Find the target colleges and majors: Choose the appropriate target colleges and majors according to your own needs and interests. Pay attention to the teaching quality, specialty setting and teaching staff of colleges and universities to ensure that they can meet the individualized learning needs.

4. Reasonable arrangement of study time and working time: During working hours, reasonable arrangement of study time and working time should be made. Negotiate with the unit and inform the work arrangement in advance, allocate the study time reasonably, and ensure the study progress and normal work.

5. Actively participate in academic activities and scientific research projects: During the on-the-job postgraduate period, you can actively participate in academic lectures, academic seminars, scientific research projects and other related activities to broaden your professional horizons and improve your academic literacy.