What is the difference between Section A and Section B of Postgraduate English?

Review:Postgraduate EnglishThere is no difference between section A and section B, the test questions are the same, but the final score line, generally category A candidates are higher than category B candidates. For postgraduate English, there is a difference between English 1 and English 2.

The main differences between the question types of English 1 and English 2 are as follows:

1. Translation, the translation of English 1 is to extract 5 long and difficult sentences from the article for translation, and English 2 is to select a paragraph for translation. 10 points for English 1 translation and 15 points for English 2 translation.

2. Large composition, English I requires 160-200 words, 20 points; Whereas English requires 150 words and 15 points.

The rest of the question types and scores are the same.

There is no need to go to Area B to register, the Ministry of Education stipulates that fresh graduates should register for graduate school entrance examination at the university they study or at the prefecture and city level of the university under their jurisdiction, and former graduates should apply for the examination at the nearest place of household registration or work. You will apply locally and voluntarily fill in the University in Zone B. Register for the test there.

For example, if you apply for Inner Mongolia University in Jiangsu, you should choose the application center in Jiangsu, before the exam, Inner Mongolia University has mailed the professional course papers to the registration center where you registered, and all your test papers must be sent to Inner Mongolia after the exam. Area B of the retest line is generally reduced by 10 points, and the small score is also reduced by 5 points. For example, English and politics can score 60 points in Jiangsu, 70 points in Inner Mongolia, and professional courses can also be judged loosely, and schools in area B can score high scores.

LZ should be asking questions about the entrance examination, right? You can apply for the exam, as long as you meet the enrollment requirements, the so-called Area AB is just a different country line at the time of admission, Area A is higher, Area B is a relatively remote area, and the score will be reduced accordingly. Therefore, the AB area has a relationship with admission.

The problem in Area AB is mainly that there is a difference in the score line of the preliminary examination score of the school that the candidate applies for, and the former is relatively higher. As for your person, it doesn't matter, the emphasis is on the location of the school you are applying for.

The English National Line for the Postgraduate Entrance Examination is divided into Area A and Area B. The national line is based on different regions, and the score line standard is different, that is, the A area line and the B area line.

There are more than 400 second-level disciplines and majors for graduate students in China, distributed in 110 first-level disciplines and 13 disciplines. With the approval of the Ministry of Education, there are 752 units enrolling master's students, including 418 regular colleges and universities and 334 scientific research institutions. There are 359 doctoral enrollment units, including 216 regular colleges and universities and 143 scientific research institutions.

The Graduate School Entrance Examination is a threshold that must be crossed to become a graduate student. In general, students are required to take foreign language, politics, general subjects (depending on the major) and professional courses to obtain a master's degree. And you don't need to take politics to get a Ph.D. exam.

After graduating from graduate school, it can also be called a graduate student, which means a person with a graduate degree. In Chinese mainland, the general public generally refers to master's graduates as "masters" and doctoral graduates as "doctors".

The English national line for postgraduate entrance examination is divided into A and B areas, and at the same time, the score lines of each category are also different.

This is last year's cut-off.

The landlord looks at the number series where a single subject is equal to 100.

Zone A: Philosophy 38, Economics 49, Law 42, Education 40, Literature 54, History 40, Science 39, Engineering 40, Agriculture 33, Medicine 38, Military Science 40, Management 51, Arts 34, Physical Education 34, Engineering Care 37, Traditional Chinese Medicine Care 36.

Zone B: Philosophy 35, Economics 46, Law 39, Education 37, Literature 51, History 37, Science 36, Engineering 37, Agriculture 30, Medicine 35, Military Science 37, Management 48, Arts 31, Physical Education 31, Engineering Care 34, Traditional Chinese Medicine Care 33,.

Must be divided, I confirm. The landlord is going to graduate school this year?

The postgraduate English is divided into A and B, and the English national line in B is slightly lower than that in A.

Master's degree education is divided into academic graduate students and professional degree students according to the different training goals. The training goal of academic graduate students is high-level academic research professionals, and the training goal of professional degree graduate students is to have a solid theoretical foundation and adapt to the actual work needs of specific industries or occupations. High-level application-oriented professionals with strong ability to solve practical problems, able to undertake professional technology or management work, and good professionalism.

Since 2010, the English test papers of the National Master's Degree Entrance Examination have been divided into English (1) and English (2).

English (1) refers to the original "English" entrance examination for graduate students, and all academic master's students (13 major categories, 110 first-level disciplines) and some professional master's students (Master of Law, Master of Clinical Medicine, Master of Stomatology, Master of Architecture, Master of Nursing, Master of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages, Master of Public Health, etc.) are required to take English (1).

English II is mainly a selective unified examination subject set up for colleges and universities and research institutes to recruit professional degree master's students who do not take English (I).

Examination format: The examination format is a written test. The duration of the exam is 180 minutes.

The maximum score is 100 points. The test paper consists of a question book and answer sheets. Answer sheets are divided into answer sheet 1 and answer sheet 2.

Candidates should fill in the answers to question 1 45 on answer sheet 1 and write the answers to question 46 52 on answer sheet 2.

The purpose of the examination is to scientifically, fairly and effectively test the candidates' ability to use the English language, and the standard of evaluation is the passing or above level that non-English major undergraduate graduates of colleges and universities can achieve, so as to ensure that the admitted candidates have a certain level of English proficiency, and are conducive to the selection of the best in the majors of colleges and universities.

The differences between Area A and Area B are the types of questions, the content of the examination, and the attitude that is difficult to destroy.

1. Different question types: Area A is mainly for the examination of professional basic knowledge, and the common question types include multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, short-answer questions, calculation questions, etc.; Zone B pays more attention to comprehensive quality and practical application ability, and the common question types include reading comprehension, translation, writing, and practical problem solving.

2. The content of the examination is different: Area A mainly examines the knowledge and skills of the profession to be applied for; Zone B involves a wide range of comprehensive qualities and practical skills, such as ideology and politics, mathematics, English, etc.

3. Different levels of difficulty: Generally speaking, the test questions in Area A are more difficult and require an in-depth grasp of the basic knowledge of the major you are applying for, while the difficulty of the questions in Area B is relatively low, but the test content is more extensive.

The trade-off between Area A and Area B

It is impossible to generalize which is better, and the choice of Zone A or Zone B should be considered according to your own situation, professional characteristics, and personal advantages and disadvantages.

If you have a good foundation in professional courses and focus on theoretical research disciplines, then you can consider applying for Area A Xianyuan, and carefully review and master the basic knowledge and theory of the major you are applying for, which will be of great help to improve your grades.

If you have a relatively weak foundation in professional courses, or if you are mainly focusing on practical and applied disciplines, you can consider applying for Area B, and through multi-subject comprehensive tests and multi-angle assessments, you can show your ability and quality more comprehensively.

Of course, candidates need to be fully prepared and prepare well to improve their review efficiency and test-taking ability. The ultimate goal is to be admitted to the graduate school of your choice with the best results and realize your career development and scientific research dreams.