At the end of this month, many postgraduate candidates will usher in their exams, and everyone is full of nervousness and anxiety, and they dare not relax in the slightest. Although the number of graduate students has finally declined this year, breaking the upward trend of nine consecutive years, the competitive pressure has not decreased much due to the large number of candidates. In order to enhance their competitiveness, many fresh graduates resolutely join the battlefield of postgraduate entrance examinations, hoping to increase their employment competitive advantage by obtaining a master's degree. However, WW2 students have more experience and emotional stability than fresh graduates, so there is more pressure for fresh graduates. According to the data, nearly 60% of those who were successfully admitted to graduate school were candidates who had experienced World War II, and this news greatly damaged the confidence of fresh graduates. However, some mentors said they would rather choose the average fresh graduate than a World War II student. This point of view sparked controversy among netizens, and some tutors said that they preferred fresh graduates because they reached the standard of postgraduate entrance examination in one year, and compared with World War II students, fresh graduates have stronger abilities. However, there are also those who hold the opposite view, arguing that World War II students are more competitive because they are better prepared and more knowledgeable. Actually, there is truth in both claims. It is true that the number of World War II students admitted each year is relatively large and more experienced, but there are also some talented players who are very strong among the fresh graduates. Therefore, when the written test score and the interview performance are almost the same, the choice of fresh graduates or World War II students depends on the personal preferences and preferences of the tutor. Fresh graduates are more popular if the tutor prefers young students who are energetic and energetic. If the tutor prefers mature, sophisticated, and steady students, then "old fritters" are preferred. Because the postgraduate entrance examination not only focuses on grades, but also the student's personal quality, moral character and way of dealing with people are also important factors in the exam. Therefore, students do not have to worry too much about whether they are fresh graduates or World War II students, in fact, this will not affect the outcome of going ashore as they imagined. The key is to improve your overall quality, especially to prepare well for the interview, because the interview is the key link that really determines whether a candidate is admitted or not. According to the data, there are many candidates who have successfully counterattacked with their excellent performance in the interview, which is enough to show the importance of the interview. Therefore, candidates should carefully prepare for the interview after the written test, read more interview questions, improve their adaptability, and avoid being too flustered in the face of difficult problems. In addition, candidates should improve their personal expression skills, be able to answer questions raised by their instructors fluently, and communicate without barriers. Don't be too nervous, stay calm, it will help you. After all, graduate school requires group work and communication, and if you don't handle these small issues well, then you are not suitable for further study. Therefore, candidates should seize the time to improve themselves and not be anxious.
Many people believe that the gaokao is the fairest test because it only looks at the candidate's scores, and does not take into account factors such as the candidate's health, family background, and social skills. As long as you have good grades, you can go to university. However, in addition to the college entrance examination, whether it is taking the civil service examination, the examination establishment, or applying for a job in the company, you need to go through the interview process. Because the interview can show things that can't be reflected in the written test. The written test only examines the student's Xi ability, while the interview is the key to whether the student can be hired. Even if the written test results are not satisfactory, with excellent interview performance, there are still many people who succeed in counterattacking. This speaks volumes about the importance of the interview. Therefore, after completing the written test, candidates must carefully prepare for the interview and read more relevant interview questions to improve their adaptability. When facing the interview, show your confidence and calmness, and have a smooth conversation with the interviewer to ensure that the communication is barrier-free. Don't be too nervous, because it's better to take it easy. Graduate school requires group cooperation and communication, and if you can't even deal with these small problems, you are not suitable for further study. Therefore, candidates should seize the time to improve themselves and not be overly anxious.
Regarding the question of which is more popular, fresh graduates or World War II students, netizens have different opinions. Based on the needs of tutors for students and the actual situation, some tutors prefer fresh graduates, because they have reached the standard of postgraduate entrance examination in just one year, and they are more capable than World War II students who need two years or even more. However, there are also those who believe that WWII students are more competitive because they are better prepared and more knowledgeable. In fact, the number of World War II students admitted each year is indeed relatively large, on the one hand, they are more experienced, and on the other hand, there are many tutors who prefer World War II students. Therefore, when the written test score and the interview performance are almost the same, the choice of fresh graduates or World War II students still depends on the personal preferences and preferences of the tutor. If the tutor prefers young students who are energetic and energetic, then fresh graduates are more popular. If tutors prefer mature, sophisticated, and steady students, then WWII students are preferred. However, this is not an absolute rule, and it is also necessary to refer to factors such as the comprehensive quality of students, moral character, and the way of doing things. Therefore, candidates do not have to worry too much about whether they are a fresh graduate or a World War II student, and in fact this will not affect the final admission result as they think. It is important to improve your personal skills, especially to prepare well for the interview, so that you can make a difference in the interview session.