Questions about the 10 year postgraduate English machine readable card

OK. Ordinary machines will not have such a detection function.

However, it is not excluded that a small number of machines have such a function, and it is best to change one.

I don't recommend that you give up completions!

Completion may seem difficult, but there are rules and skills, and with more training, you can get at least a passing score, or even more than 6 points.

Before the exam, you must never give up the idea of which question type, only patiently prepare the knowledge base, adjust the mentality, and calmly cope with the exam is the key, that is, when you are in the examination room, don't say that you want to give up before you do it, only say that you really won't do it, just give up individual questions, and never say give up the entire question type, because maybe you will give up the whole forest because of a tree, and the loss is huge, if in the end, because of a difference of one point, so that your dream can not be realized, It's too late to regret it. So don't let this happen, don't paint the same and the answer, it's really not good, probably after reading the article, you can also choose some similar answers, so it's very unwise to gamble.

OK. Moreover, in the postgraduate examination group, the probability of choosing C is generally large.

Don't think that way until the end. And it's your personal opinion, not necessarily possible.

It should be a painted card, and it won't be without points.

Politics too. Exams are now trying to be mechanized.

You can fill in the same. But not a lot of the same.

Politics is also machine-read.

It's painted, it's all painted.

If you can't get the question right, you have to fill it in, in case you can get it right

It should be a scribble, and it won't be without points Politics is also trying to achieve mechanization in exams now.

As long as you can read the card, it doesn't matter if you fold it or not. If you fold it gently, you won't be able to read it.

It's okay, I can't read it, I'll approve it manually.

You can rest assured, when I went to the tutorial class before, the teacher who listened to the lecture said (the teacher is the proposition plus the correction group retreated, called Liu Xiyuan, I don't know if you know, talking about probability theory and mathematical statistics), this kind of problem will be manually changed, and it will not let your 1 year of hard work go down the drain, hehe.

There is no problem if the card can be read.

No, you just need to fill it out correctly.

No, only the black part will be recognized, and the rest will not be affected.

This student, there are only three items on the English machine-readable card: name, application institution and candidate number, and there is no choice between one or two, so you don't have to worry.

However, even if there is, you are not in a hurry, because everyone's test papers are packed in their own bags, and there will be a special person to check the papers before grading, and the staff will help you fill in the missing items.

Good luck!

Didn't you? I really haven't seen it, I don't have a picture anyway.

I was worried about this problem just now, hehe, it seems that there should be none!

Is there one?? Is there a column?? Panic....

If you have a graduate program in English, it is best to take the entrance examination.

But if you put your mind to it, you might be able to get into a good school.

Generally speaking, it is the safest to take the entrance examination.

Typical post-test syndrome, the spirit in the examination room is highly concentrated, and there is generally no problem! Relax after the exam, I wish you a good score!

Piao FG: First of all, in the graduate school entrance examination, all test papers with multiple-choice questions must be filled in a machine-readable card.

Secondly, the pens for answering are all uniformly requirement. The machine-readable answer sheet is definitely a 2B pencil, and the rest of the parts require a black pen or signature pen. It is recommended that you use a black signature pen, one pen for each test, and a spare refill or pen is fine.

Finally, I wish you success in your postgraduate entrance examination.

Yes, you have to fill out a machine-readable card.