Are there any special requirements for the postgraduate examination? Do you want that brother and si

First of all, many schools don't accept it.

The second is to accept it, the special requirement is that the re-examination needs to be added, and it is necessary to provide CET-4 certificate, transcripts of undergraduate courses, etc.

In short, there are many restrictions and requirements, and admission is relatively difficult. Since you have taken the undergraduate examination by yourself, it is not the same academic ability to go to graduate school.

If it is treated as an ordinary undergraduate, there are fewer restrictions, and there is no need to take an additional test for the re-examination, and the admission time is much simpler than that of the same degree.

The ones you mentioned later are all for the requirements for the same academic ability to enter the graduate school, which is the so-called restrictions.

If you don't need to take the self-examination undergraduate, you will be treated like an ordinary full-time undergraduate!

Conditions like you can apply directly, but there are some special schools, such as Beijing and Dalian. Some key schools such as Qingdao require candidates with the same academic ability to have published more than one article in core journals at or above the provincial level when reviewing the application conditions!! Since you are not a recent undergraduate graduate, you should apply for ...... with the same academic qualificationsHowever, there are not many schools with such requirements, and they are all some well-known key schools.

The advantage of passing the self-examination for a bachelor's degree over a junior college is that you don't need to wait for 2 years to graduate!

The requirements for the postgraduate examination are as follows:

1. The basic requirements are that junior college students need to apply for the postgraduate examination with the same academic ability, that is, 2 years after obtaining a nationally recognized higher vocational college graduation degree (from graduation to September 1 of the year of admission) or more than 2 years.

2. Continuing education course requirements: Pursue 8 or more undergraduate core courses (some institutions require 6 or more) undergraduate core courses that are the same or similar to the applied major, and be able to provide study certificates and transcripts.

3. Certificate requirements: 2 years or more of college graduation certificate, and the graduation certificate must be a graduation certificate issued by a full-time vocational college recognized by the state.

4. English proficiency requirements: English proficiency reaches CET-4 or CET-6, CET-4 certificate or CET-6 certificate, and the score must exceed 425 points.

5. Academic requirements, publishing academic research in regular journals published at home and abroad, and having certain scientific research ability; Or provide results that demonstrate scientific research capabilities.

6. Requirements for applying for the major, the major applied for is the same or similar to the major studied. If you pass the preliminary examination of the graduate examination, you need to take 2 additional professional courses of the major you are applying for during the re-examination of the graduate school.

Benefits of Postgraduate Entrance Examination:

1. Improve the income level, after the college students are admitted to graduate school, they can enter a higher-level job and obtain a higher salary level. According to statistics, the average monthly salary of junior college students is about 2,000 yuan higher than that of junior college graduates. This is a very good option for people who want to improve their lives.

2. Broaden your career development options, if you are not satisfied with your major, then the postgraduate entrance examination is an opportunity to choose a new major. By choosing a new major, you can broaden your career development options and find a job that is more suitable for you.

3. Improve professional quality, the study of graduate students will improve personal professional quality and comprehensive ability, and lay a good foundation for entering a higher level of professional positions. At the same time, you can also get in touch with more excellent classmates and teachers, and learn more practical knowledge and skills.

1. Fresh graduates.

Undergraduate graduates need to make sure that you get your undergraduate diploma and degree certificate before you can enter graduate school.

When choosing a major, we should pay attention to some exclusive restrictions, such as the division of the LLM into undergraduate law and undergraduate law can be applied for, and this should be clearly distinguished.

2. College graduates.

A college degree requires two years of work experience to achieve the same academic ability as a college graduate. Candidates are required to learn more about the policy.

3. Have obtained a master's degree or a doctorate degree.

For such candidates, since they have decided to take another exam, choose a more authoritative or well-known college in the professional field. Graduate students need to obtain the consent of their school before applying for the examination.

After graduating from a junior college for five years, there is no problem for graduate students to take the joint entrance examination for management, and it is particularly difficult to study for a master's degree.

If you are a recent college graduate, you are not allowed to go to graduate school. The state has requirements for junior college students to take the postgraduate examination, and they must graduate from the junior college for more than two years, or be promoted to a bachelor's degree after graduating from the junior college, and reach a bachelor's degree before they can be admitted to the postgraduate examination. If you are the former, that is, it has been more than two years since you graduated from junior college, you can take the postgraduate examination, but you will take a few more subjects than undergraduates when you take the postgraduate examination, and you will have to take additional examinations, generally two more professional courses.

If you are a post-secondary student, then you can take the postgraduate examination in the same way as the national unified undergraduate students, and there is no need to take additional tests.

Generally speaking, there are no requirements for CET-4 or CET-6, and some students who have not even passed CET-4 are admitted to graduate school. However, the English for the graduate school exam is more difficult than the sixth level, so under normal circumstances, if you do not pass the sixth level, the English will be a little dangerous when you take the graduate school entrance examination. Moreover, during the re-examination, some tutors discriminated against candidates who had not passed the sixth level.

That's probably all there is to it... That's all I can think about.

Bachelor's degree graduation is acceptable. Others have jobs and ** requirements.

English should be OK and basic knowledge should be good.

Listen to what the teacher has to say, it's worth collecting.