When is the 2017 MBA exam result inquiry?

The time for checking scores in each province is not necessarily the same, but they are concentrated around mid-to-late February after the examination is completed every year.

Precautions for candidates to check their results:

1. All test results are announced by the admissions institutions, and the admissions institutions are responsible for interpreting the query results.

2. Before entering numbers and English letters, please adjust the input method to half-width mode and English status, and ensure that the input information is consistent with the admission ticket.

3. If there is no query result, please check whether the enrollment institution you are applying for has opened the preliminary examination result query function, that is, whether the application institution has the application institution in the "Application Unit" drop-down list of the query conditions.

4. If the query score is negative, it means that there is absence, discipline violation, etc. If you still have any questions about the search results, please consult the corresponding admissions unit.

The 2017 MBA scores will be released on February 15, 2017.

As a warm reminder, some of the scores spread in some group chats can be checked and those that have been changed are fake.

Don't believe it, there will be a lot of this in previous years.

Hello landlord. The results of the 17-year joint entrance examination will be announced after February 15, and the results announced by different institutions are different, so it is recommended that the landlord pay attention to the graduate school of the institution he is applying for. Hope it can help the landlord.

The 2023 MBA results will be announced in mid-to-late February.

The preliminary examination for the 2023 MBA exam will be held on December 24, 2022 (8:30-11:30 a.m., 14:00 p.m.)

00-17:00）。The test time is based on Beijing time.

The state will not recognize the entrance examination for master's students who are not held on the specified date. The re-examination time is generally in the month of 2023.

The subjects of the 2023 MBA preliminary examination are comprehensive ability of the management joint examination (including mathematics, writing, and logic, with a full score of 200) and foreign Chinese (with a full score of 100, most candidates choose English II); The subjects of the re-examination are political theory written test, English listening and speaking test, and comprehensive quality interview.

The Admission Ticket is printed on A4 white paper, and the front and back sides shall not be altered or written during use. Candidates can take the preliminary and re-examination with the ** printed "Admission Ticket" and a valid resident ID card. Candidates must properly keep their personal online registration username, password, "Admission Ticket", resident ID card and other documents to avoid loss caused by leakage.

Things to note about MBA exam preparation:

1. Don't memorize.

When reviewing and preparing for the exam, you must first thoroughly understand the textbook, carefully understand the concepts, theorems, formulas, etc. in the textbook, and on the basis of understanding, you will naturally be able to deepen your memory. The example problems in the textbook must be carefully read and done carefully and repeatedly, and the method of solving the problems must be mastered.

2. Get out of the sea of tactics.

The MBA exam focuses on logic and mathematical thinking, and the effect achieved by blindly doing the questions is that the questions that you will know will never be blocked, and the questions that you can't know will always be difficult to master. Compared with the entire knowledge system, it is not easy to understand one's strengths and weaknesses.

The difficulty of learning Chinese lies not only in the difficulty of remembering and writing Chinese characters, but more importantly, the huge differences in expression and thinking habits between Chinese and Latin languages bring confusion to students. We often encounter situations where students can read and write, but cannot speak or write correct Chinese sentences.