What do I need to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination? How to alleviate anxiety and tension in the face of preparation and stress before the postgraduate entrance examination? I hope that the following suggestions can help students better cope with the pressure of the re-examination, maintain a good psychological state, and achieve excellent results.
1.1. Volunteer to retest
If the total score and individual subjects reach the national line, and the preliminary examination score reaches the re-examination line of the enrollment unit, you can obtain the qualification for the re-examination. If you can meet the conditions for the exceptional retest, you can also enter the first-choice retest, and the candidates for the exceptional retest shall not be adjusted according to the regulations.
2.Adjustment and retest
The preliminary examination results of the candidates for adjustment must meet the basic requirements of the national preliminary examination results of the first choice major in the area to be transferred, and meet the application conditions of the transferred major, and the transferred major is the same or similar to the first choice of the major, and they can obtain the qualification for the adjustment retest.
When faced with the preparation and pressure before the postgraduate entrance examination, it is normal to feel anxious.
For example, some candidates do not understand the process of the re-examination, the materials that need to be prepared and the actual situation of the interview, and have doubts about the adjustment, finding a school, and how to prepare for the re-examination of different schools, and this fear of the unknown makes them very nervous when facing the re-examination.
First of all, we must accept negative emotions, allow them to stay for a while, and then face the emotions, feel what is behind the emotions, remind yourself, give yourself positive psychological hints, and it is normal to encounter pressure, and face it calmly.
Then consciously plan and determine what you are doing at hand, and increase your sense of control over the preparation for the exam, adequate preparation is the best medicine for anxiety. All the hard work you put in is worth it until the dust settles on the results.
Even in the moment of deep anxiety, I believe that you will still actively participate in the re-examination, because there is a meaning and value behind it, which is the fundamental driving force to move you forward, and use your last effort to draw a successful end to your research career.
Finally, I wish you all the best!