As a basic subject, chemistry occupies an important position in the postgraduate entrance examination. When preparing for the exam, many candidates will ask: What subjects are taken in the postgraduate entrance examination chemistry?
Since I went ashore for the graduate school entrance examination, there have always been juniors and juniors who have consulted me about various issues, such as what subjects to take in the graduate school entrance examinationToday, as a "person who has come over", I will officially share with you my experience on the road to graduate school.
1. Public classes
1.Ideological and political theory.
Ideological and political theory is a compulsory subject for postgraduate entrance examinations, and candidates need to take this exam no matter which major they apply for. This exam mainly tests the candidate's ideological and political quality and moral quality, and the content of the exam involves the basic principles of Marxism, ** thought, and the theoretical system of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
Personally, I think that if you are not gifted, have strong learning ability and planning ability, it is recommended that you choose a class that suits you according to your own foundation and financial ability. If you have a good foundation, you can directly apply for a live online classStudents with a poor foundation not only need to explain live broadcasts, but also need classes that can help you plan, answer questions, and regularly test and give feedback (I applied for itGaotu Postgraduate Entrance ExaminationThis kind of class with Q&A inspector is not wide haha, and the effect is still good).
2.English I or English II.
English is another compulsory subject for postgraduate entrance examinations, and depending on the major candidates are applying for, they need to take the English 1 or English 2 exam. English I mainly tests the candidates' comprehensive English skills, including reading comprehension, translation, writing, etc.;English II focuses more on testing candidates' basic knowledge of English, such as vocabulary and grammar.
2. Professional courses
1.Inorganic chemistry.
Inorganic chemistry is one of the basic courses of chemistry major, which mainly studies the composition, structure, properties and change laws of inorganic substances. In the postgraduate entrance examination, inorganic chemistry is usually taken as a part of the professional course, and the examination content involves the basic knowledge of inorganic substances, the principle of chemical reactions, inorganic synthesis, etc.
2.Organic chemistry.
Organic chemistry is the science that studies the composition, structure, properties and changes of organic substances. In the postgraduate entrance examination, organic chemistry is also a part of the professional course, and the examination content involves the basic knowledge of organic chemistry, organic synthesis, organic reaction mechanism, etc.
3.Physical chemistry.
Physical chemistry is the science that studies the relationship between the physical properties and chemical properties of matter. In the postgraduate entrance examination, physical chemistry is also a part of the professional course, and the examination content involves thermodynamics, kinetics, electrochemistry and other aspects.
4.Analytical chemistry.
Analytical chemistry is the science that studies the composition, structure, and content of substances. In the postgraduate entrance examination, analytical chemistry is usually taken as a part of the professional course, and the examination content involves the basic knowledge of analytical chemistry, analytical methods and analytical techniques.
3. Elective courses
In addition to public courses and professional courses, there are also some elective courses in postgraduate chemistry, such as polymer chemistry and physics, chemical biology, etc. These elective courses are usually designed according to the candidate's major and research direction, and the examination covers the basic knowledge and cutting-edge progress in the relevant field.
Fourth, experimental skills assessment
In the postgraduate entrance examination of chemistry, the assessment of experimental skills is also an important part. This part of the assessment mainly tests the candidates' experimental operation ability, experimental design ability and experimental data processing ability. The examination usually takes the form of on-site laboratory operation or submission of experimental report.
What subjects are taken in Chemistry for graduate school entrance examinations?The above is a little experience and experience that I have summed up on the road to graduate school, and I hope it can be helpful to the younger students who are preparing for the graduate school entrance examination. I hope you all have a smooth disembarkation!