It is actually a difficult task to be able to go ashore in one time to take the postgraduate entrance examination. In the process of postgraduate examination, it needs to go through two stages of testing: the preliminary examination and the re-examination, and the annual admission rate is only about 30%. Therefore, to successfully shore the first time, candidates need to put in more effort and be well prepared. This article will take different perspectives on the possibility of going ashore in one postgraduate examination, and share some experiences and suggestions from people who have come before.
The difficulty of going ashore for graduate school is mainly reflected in the low acceptance rate, with only about 30% of candidates successfully admitted each year. Even though there are a large number of applicants for graduate school, the actual number of admissions is still small. Statistics show that about 10%-20% of candidates directly abandon the exam or fail the preliminary examination every year;40%-50% of candidates fail to reach the national line. Therefore, only 40%-50% of the candidates who have passed the preliminary examination and are able to enter the second examination are registered. In the re-examination, about 20% of the candidates were not eligible for admission. This means that only about 30% of candidates are able to achieve the goal of landing in the first time for the postgraduate examination.
At present, the number of applicants for postgraduate entrance examination is increasing year by year, which further increases the difficulty of going ashore for postgraduate examination. At the same time, some colleges and universities have also increased the proportion of students who are exempted from admission, which has limited the number of postgraduate students, and even some schools have suspended the enrollment of individual majors or only recruited a small number of people. All of these factors make the graduate school entrance exam more challenging.
Still, failing to pass the graduate school entrance examination does not mean failure, and there is no shame in it. It is worth noting that in the 2024 postgraduate entrance examination, nearly 3.18 million candidates failed to achieve the goal of landing. Therefore, it is impossible to estimate the chance of going ashore after only one entrance examination, and it depends on many factors, such as the candidate's choice of school and major, the difficulty of the exam, and the individual's revision.
Although the odds of landing the graduate school entrance examination on the first day are low, with proper strategy and adequate preparation, candidates still have a chance to achieve this goal. The following will introduce the key factors of going ashore for the postgraduate entrance examination and give some suggestions.
1. Solid foundation for review
The postgraduate entrance examination is a long-term battle, and candidates need to accumulate basic knowledge. In the early stage of the graduate school entrance examination, you should grasp the pace of revision, make a reasonable study plan, and study according to the plan. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to the consolidation and solidity of basic knowledge, and lay a solid knowledge foundation in order to cope with the in-depth study and review in the later stage.
2. Effective test preparation strategies
It is crucial for candidates to develop a scientific preparation strategy. Candidates need to understand their strengths and weaknesses, focus on tackling weaknesses, and focus on mastering key knowledge. At the same time, we should be good at summing up experience, constantly adjusting learning methods and strategies, and improving learning efficiency.
3. Preparation for the exam in various aspects
The graduate school entrance examination is not only about learning knowledge, but also requires preparation in many other aspects. It includes accumulating and mastering the problem-solving ideas and skills of various disciplines, being familiar with the changes in the postgraduate examination policies and syllabus, and understanding the examination form and question rules. In addition, mock exams and practice questions are also required to improve test-taking skills and time management.
4. Stable mentality and good adjustment
During the preparation for the graduate school entrance examination, it is normal to encounter difficulties and setbacks. Candidates need to maintain a positive and optimistic attitude to avoid shaking their confidence due to temporary fluctuations. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to reasonable arrangements for study and rest to maintain physical and mental health and balance.
5. The role of guidance and support
Good guidance and support are essential during the preparation process. Candidates can seek guidance and help from teachers, seniors and other candidates, actively participate in postgraduate entrance examinations and discussions, and learn from each other and share experiences. At the same time, the understanding and support of family and friends is also very important, and their encouragement and support can help students through difficult times.
The possibility of going ashore in the first entrance examination exists, but for most candidates, it requires extra effort and preparation. Starting from the difficulty and current situation of the postgraduate entrance examination, this paper expounds the key factors of the one-time landing of the postgraduate entrance examination, and gives some suggestions. Regardless of whether the postgraduate entrance examination is ashore or not, every candidate should face the challenges of the postgraduate examination with a positive attitude, and at the same time realize that failure in the postgraduate examination does not represent a problem of personal ability, and it is important to continue to work hard and improve themselves to lay a solid foundation for future development.