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What subjects should I take in the postgraduate entrance examination?
There are four main courses, namely, two public courses (politics and English), one basic course (mathematics or professional foundation) and one professional course (including management with a full score of 300).

A specialized courses (divided into 13 categories): philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, military science, management, art, etc.

Among them: master of law, comprehensive western medicine, education, history, psychology, computer, agriculture, etc. They are all professional courses for unified examinations; Other non-uniform specialized courses are independent propositions of universities.

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Test paper structure:

Politics: (24 points for an introduction to the basic principles of Marxism, 30 points for an introduction to the theoretical system of Mao Zedong Thought and Socialism with Chinese characteristics, 14 for the historical outline, 16 for the ideological and legal basis, and 16 for the contemporary world economy, situation and policies).

English: (cloze 10, read A40, read B (i.e. new question type) 10, translate 10, big composition 20, small composition 10).

Mathematics: science and engineering (first, second) and economics (third)

Ranked first: high number 56%, linear algebra 22%, probability statistics 22%

Number two: high number 78%, linear algebra 22%, no probability statistics.

Number three: high number 56%, linear algebra 22%, probability statistics 22%.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-National Unified Entrance Examination for Postgraduates