Are the results of the professional courses in the graduate school entrance examination and politics

To put it very clearly, no thanks.

The results of the four science subjects: politics, English, and mathematics are all out together, and the professional courses are the evaluation papers of the schools that apply for the examination, and then mailed back to the postgraduate examination marking centers in each province, and then the results are released after being reviewed by the postgraduate examination scoring center. You are taking the social security exam, two professional courses, I think it should be the same as science, so the results of the four courses should come out together and check on the Internet.

Which school you are admitted to, you should pay special attention to the graduate students of this school in early March**, and you can check the results as soon as you see the notice of inquiry of the preliminary examination results of the graduate examination.

Well, it's like this: English politics (and other subjects of the national unified examination) is the national marking, and the results come out together, and the professional courses are marked by the school that produces the questions, and the results come out together, and the results of these two parts will be summarized by the school applying for the examination, and the data will generally be placed on the ** of the school's research and recruitment office at the beginning of March, and the candidates will be inquired about. After that, 34 colleges and universities out of the admission line, and then out of the national line (the lowest line of admission), the school will determine the admission score line according to the admission line that should be obeyed (there are also differences between different majors), determine the number of re-examinations, **notify the candidates themselves or by the candidates to** inquiry, those who can enter the re-examination will be re-tested, and those who cannot be re-tested can be adjusted

Like the college entrance examination, come out together.

With the development of society, the old man and the old woman who tested the questions are getting smarter and smarter, so now the questions are becoming more and more flexible, not as rigid as before, so the admission score has dropped slightly compared with before. It is divided into four subjects in total, and mathematics, English, and politics are unified by the state, and the score weighting is:

150 in Mathematics and 100 in English

Politics 100 professional courses 150 (usually the school you apply for is out of the paper).

I was admitted to graduate school this year, and the national score line for the last two years is generally around 295.

If you want to go to a better school, you have been to 34 schools that have been approved in advance, and you can accept it online, but the admission score of the 34 schools that draw the line independently is higher!! If you want to go to one of the 34 schools above, you had better get into the 340 or above to be able to avoid being brushed up in the retest! There are also some research institutes, which require a lot of hands-on ability, but I think it's the highest choice.

You think about it yourself, and if you want to go to a better place, you can choose one of the 34 schools, but you must be able to take the test well, because you only fill in the volunteer once. The 34 schools are self-marked, so the results come out earlier, and it is necessary to be tight if you are not admitted, and you can also transfer to general colleges, which is also insurance! Good luck!

When I was admitted to Jiao Tong University, I felt that I had to take 70 in politics, 70 in English, 120 in mathematics, 120 in professional courses, and a total score of 380

It depends on the school you're applying to. This year, the national line is 39 in class A and 36 in class BIn the test of some independent lines, I got about 50, and Peking University Tsinghua University got 60.

In general, the school political English score of about 50 is stable. Math doesn't know if it didn't test me. But this final total score is the problem. If you score low in Politics English, you may not be able to get below the cut-off score.

The preliminary examination for postgraduate entrance examination is demarcated by the state, except for some colleges and universities that draw lines independently. Therefore, when you want to apply for graduate school, you should pay attention to check whether the institution belongs to the self-marking institution. The national line will be announced every year about one month after the completion of the graduate school examination.

After coming out, there are several big grades, namely English, professional courses, and total scores. The graduate interview requires you to pass not only the overall score, but also the individual subject of each subject, otherwise even if the total score is too much, it will be a floating cloud.

It depends on what school you are applying for, and what major you are applying for. There will be a re-examination score line for graduate students in each school.

It depends on what your target institution is, haha.