I am a 2010 graduate student and want to take the postgraduate examination, what is the postgraduate

Choose a school and major first. Buy books, and in the summer vacation, you can sign up for tutorial classes for public classes, collect information on graduate school entrance examinations in January, and listen to free lectures.

From February to March, determine the goal of the postgraduate examination and listen to the lecture on the situation of the postgraduate examination. How to choose a major for graduate school entrance examination, and fully understand the information of the major you are applying for. Prepare for a review.

From April to May, you can apply for a basic class, especially for math and English. Don't rush to do mock exams, focus on the basics.

In June, pay full attention to the examination syllabus of the public course for graduate school entrance examination, buy the latest tutoring books, and prepare for summer review.

July-August Develop a comprehensive review plan and start the second round of review. You can participate in an authoritative tutorial class and selectively do some of the necessary questions.

In September, pay attention to the enrollment brochure and professional plan of each enrollment unit, purchase professional course counseling books, contact tutors, and obtain professional course examination information.

In October, the eleventh week review plan was determined, and the review of the first two stages was summarized. At the same time, to start the review of professional courses, you can apply for a long-term class system review.

On November 10-14, the registration for the postgraduate examination began.

Mid to late November: The third round of review begins, and the sprint review of politics, English, mathematics, and professional courses will be completed, and the internal materials for the tutoring sprint will be purchased. Crash course registration.

From December to January, conduct simulated training, apply for a sprint class, and do pre-exam finishing.

2011:

Mid to late January: Adjust your mindset and prepare for exams. Familiarize yourself with the exam environment.

In February, relax and check the results of the preliminary examination.

In March, pay attention to the score line of the re-examination and re-examination.

In April, prepare for the re-examination and contact the admissions unit.

In May, pay attention to the results of the re-examination.

In June, pay attention to the admission letter.

In September, I checked in.

I just went to graduate school this year. I'm here to tell you, I'm not here for your bounty points, because I usually don't mind, I ask people questions, and I don't know what to reward them, these are all later to know... Hehe, I'm sorry I didn't give it before.

Straight to the point. 1. First of all, you have to put your mind right, since you have decided to take the postgraduate entrance examination, then take out 10,000 points of hard work and persistence, and don't give up easily. Hard work pays off, and I'm also interdish-based;

2. Then, knowing yourself and knowing that you are invincible, you must fully understand what you choose, the process and procedure of the postgraduate entrance examination, the school and major you apply for, all of which must be clearly understood. There are such books in the library, so I recommend you to find out and learn about them. If you can't find it, just ask, it's basically the same, for example, the school that psychology can apply for, etc., etc.; If you choose a school, you will know the professional course examination courses of the school you are applying for in time, and the books of professional courses will be OK when you buy them

3. As far as I know, psychology does not test mathematics, which greatly reduces the difficulty. I think that the professional course of psychology should be memorized, so you should read the book and summarize it and memorize it!

4. As for the two subjects of politics and English in the unified examination, I don't know if you are a liberal arts or science student, the foundation of liberal arts students will be good, and you will not find it difficult, but science students can also do it. I can tell you that I didn't sign up for tutorial classes, I learned it all by myself, so you have to believe in yourself and work hard.

In English, it is recommended that you use a better tutorial book, as long as one or two books are good, and you don't know which one to read. I used the "New Channel", and I only bought a copy of past papers and a dictionary of English words, which I gave away when I was considering signing up for a class.

Anyway, if you decide, just do it. Don't ask others what when should I read politics and English words, I decided to start doing it immediately, looking for information, making plans, and starting to act!!

go！go！go！Good luck

Hello. The entrance examination is held in mid-January every year. For example, in 2011, it was January 15-16.

Computer Science and Technology Test Subjects: Mathematics I 150 points English I 100 points Politics 100 points Computer comprehensive 150 points (including data structures, composition principles, network principles, discrete mathematics, compilation principles and other important courses.) The specific subject requirements are different for each school, please check the admissions of the school for details**.

In addition, after passing the preliminary examination, there will be a re-examination, which will be conducted at the school where you are applying (the re-examination will be a great advantage for the school).

Time suggestion: Start reading words every day in the third year, and start reading high math in the middle semester. Politics began to be reviewed during the summer vacation. Specialized classes depend on individual circumstances. It can start at the same time as math or in the summer.

Steps: Pay attention to the China Graduate Admissions Information Network and register in October. After that, there will be on-site confirmation and payment. After the completion of the examination, the admission ticket will be printed in January. You can go to the test.

The time is mid-January every year.

The specific steps are to choose a school major, check the test subjects, prepare materials, review, register, preliminary examination, and re-test the test subjects: mathematics, English, politics, computer comprehensive.

If you start preparing for your junior year, especially for early review of math and English, you can apply for a local cram school for graduate school entrance examination and guided review.

Good luck.

The time is generally around January.

Steps: Revision begins in junior year: math, foreign language.

First semester of senior year: Review major courses.

Register for the exam. Hope you're satisfied.

Generally, students who are admitted to graduate school start to prepare in the second half of their junior year, such as choosing their own school first, or reviewing the previous basic courses, you are still a sophomore, these questions are considered a little early, and the most important thing now is to learn the basic courses and professional courses well to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination in the future.

Choose a school first, then go to graduate school.

My boyfriend is studying polymer materials, at Jiangnan University in Wuxi. According to him, polymers are still very popular in the Yangtze River Delta region. It is basically not difficult for undergraduates to find employment, but the treatment may not be good enough.

Because the Yangtze River Delta region needs talents in polymer materials, graduates from Tsinghua University and other universities in Beijing will come to grab jobs. If you want a better future, it's better to go to graduate school.

The best polymer materials are Zhejiang University, followed by Sichuan University.

If you are determined to go to graduate school, you should lay a good foundation now.

First, it is important to emphasize the English language. How many students have a good overall score, but English is not enough. English is to be insisted on every day.

Studying for 30 minutes a day is much more effective than studying for an hour a week. Now it's time to memorize words, learn grammar and develop reading skills. Pass level 4 or 6 as early as possible, and the further you go, the more burdensome it becomes.

One thing that many people ignore is listening and speaking, thinking that they will not learn if they don't take the first exam. But many schools have to take the re-exam, isn't it too late to prepare after the first exam?

The second point is mathematics and professional courses. Some schools have some directions to test mathematics, and this must be determined before determining the direction of the school. Professional courses are also a good foundation.

Then, on the basis of determining the major of the school, carefully study the designated textbooks of the school for the exam. (I'm not professional in this area, all I can say is so much).

The third point is politics. Many people may skip this class (I will skip too), but science and engineering students should get in touch with it early, familiarize themselves with the language of politics, and cultivate a sense of politics. Just wait until the end of the summer of your junior year to start preparing.

Finally, answer the question of whether it is difficult to get into other schools. Whether it is difficult or not is a "pony crossing the river", it is not difficult if you are strong, and it is difficult to be admitted to your own school if you don't have the strength. If you want to work hard, prove yourself, and achieve greater self-worth, then choose a higher school, work hard now, and rush towards the goal!

If you just want to have a graduate diploma and be safe, then it is a very good choice to go to your own school or even strive for a graduate school.

Then you have to learn from the basics, it's not easy to take the ** test, it's not difficult, it's not difficult, it's not difficult.

Personally, the graduate school entrance examination has little to do with the usual academic performance. Everyone knows that there is anyone in the university who really treats the semester final exam, it is nothing more than a surprise attack a week or two before the exam, just to not hang up. I think that the quality of your graduate school entrance examination results is largely determined by your preparation before the graduate school entrance examination, and if you prepare wholeheartedly, the result should be satisfactory to you, otherwise, if so.

It is still difficult to take the materials science examination to other schools, after all, professional courses are not dominant. But with a little more thought, it's not much of a problem. The formal review for the graduate school entrance examination generally begins in the summer after the end of the third semester, and the online registration begins in early October (fresh graduates can apply about half a month in advance), followed by on-site confirmation, and finally the exam is about mid-January.

If you are speaking English, you will have to prepare now, and if you are going to be in mathematics, you can prepare for the first semester of your junior year. And if you study hard, you can keep the graduate school, and you have more advantages than candidates from other schools, after all, your foundation is better.

In addition to the same unified examination course 101 Ideological and Political Theory and 201 English 1 303 Mathematics 3, there is generally 1 professional course that may be different due to different enrollment units. The subjects of the preliminary examination for the master's degree are (1) 101 Politics (2) 204 English II (3) 303 - Mathematics III or 396 Comprehensive Ability of the Joint Examination for Economics (Mathematical Foundation, Logical Reasoning, Writing) (4) 431 - Comprehensive Finance (90 points for the finance part and 60 points for the corporate finance part). First select the school to apply for, and then go to the graduate enrollment information website of the school to check the professional catalog to learn about the subjects of the preliminary examination and the re-examination, the syllabus or the designated bibliography, the score line of the re-examination and the requirements of the re-examination.

For your reference, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Politics, English, mathematics and professional courses, depending on what major you take.

Before the start of the semester of the third year of work and the start of the winter vacation, decide whether to take the postgraduate entrance examination or not, change majors or not to change majors, start to apply for graduate school classes, review mathematics and professional courses, and apply for a political class in the summer. The graduate school entrance examination is in January of the fourth year.

1. The postgraduate entrance examination is to register for the national unified master's degree entrance examination in January of the following year at the beginning of the first semester of the senior year (September), and then the score is online to go to the school to participate in the re-examination, and after being admitted, you will graduate from the bachelor's degree and then go to the school to study for a higher level of master's degree education.

2. Preparations: Determine your major, master's or master's degree, and the target school for the examination. After clarifying, you can go to the official website of the school you intend to apply for to check the professional catalog and other information, and understand the subjects of the initial re-examination, the outline or designated bibliography, the re-examination score line and requirements, etc.

3. Generally the third year begins to prepare, depending on what school you plan to apply for and your personal learning ability and performance, if you apply for Tsinghua University, Peking University and other famous schools, the first semester of the third year will begin, if you apply for the graduate school of the school, the second semester of the third year is not too late.

It depends on whether you cross majors or not, if you do, prepare for professional classes early. If you don't cross the exam, lay a solid foundation for the second foreign language. Basically, in the second semester of the third year, I have to start preparing for the plan

It is to take the postgraduate examination, and you have to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination.