The postgraduate entrance examination generally includes the preliminary examination and the second examinationInitial attemptThat is, 12 copies of the unified examination,RetestIt is generally completed in March-May of the following year. Most of the institutionsComparison of the first and second examinationsfororFinal score = initial test score * 60% or 70% + second test score * 40% or 30%.Therefore, if you want to successfully go ashore for graduate school, the re-examination is also quite important.
1.Understand the content and format of the re-examination
For example, in terms of professional assessment, some schools can arrange written examinations, while some schools ask questions directly on the spot, so after understanding the assessment form, we can prepare for it in a targeted manner, thereby saving time. (The best case for this is.)Find out the senior brothers and sisters who have come ashore in the target college in the last one or two years to understand
2.Preparation of re-examination materials
Prepare carefullyCurriculum vitaeResearch ProposalsLetters of recommendationand other materials. Make sure that these materials fully demonstrate your academic ability and research potential, highlighting your strengths and strengths. At the same time, pay attention to these materialsBe authenticDon't be deceitful.
3.Familiarity with the field of study
In-depth knowledge of the major and field of study applied for, including currentResearch hotspotsFrontier issuesWait. Read relevant academic literature and journals to learn about the latest developments in the field and prepare targeted academic questions to be defended. If you have an understanding of your field of study, you will have a better impression of your faculty and will be useful in choosing a supervisor in the future.
4.Practice your oral presentation skills
It may be required during the retest processIntroduce yourselfAcademic exchangesTherefore, it is necessary to practice oral expression skills in advance. Practice in front of family or friends, or take part in some training sessions on oral expression. The author was preparing with a group of classmates, and we took turns as interviewers to simulate the process on the spot.
5.Prepare for an interview in English
If the program you are applying for requires an interview in English, it is recommended to prepare in advance. You can improve your English by participating in English corners, listening training, speaking exercises, etc.
6.Get to know the school and the tutors
Have a good understanding of the school and tutor to which you are applying, including the schoolResearch Interests, the mentor'sResearch ResultsWait. Relevant information can be obtained through the school's official **, academic journals, tutors' personal homepages, etc. In this regard, you should pay attention to the truth, don't brag, otherwise you will be embarrassed if you can't answer when asked by the mentor about specific results.
The last thing I want to say is, Be confident and relaxed during the re-examination, this kind of mentality can not only better play your strength in the interview, but also the interviewer will think that you are better, after all, there is a lot of pressure to study in graduate school now, and there are people who do stupid things because of the pressure of graduate school every year, so you can do this will definitely make the interviewer's eyes shine.
We hope that the above suggestions will help you better prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination, and I wish you a successful re-examination and an ideal postgraduate admission result!
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