Questions about the 2011 postgraduate entrance examination adjustment

You don't have to wait for the dispensing system to open, now hurry up and contact the school you want to dispense, and start first. As for the adjustment system you talked about, the experience of the past tells you that you can sign up for the adjustment online for the first time, and you can apply for two adjustment schools. Then you wait for the transfer school to approve you to take the retest.

After approval, you can choose whether to agree to the retest or reject the retest in the adjustment system. What I want to say here is that whether you agree or refuse, it will not affect your admission to the school you applied to. Therefore, if you choose to agree to the retest, you don't have to worry about being "robbed" by the transfer school.

Then the scores of the school you applied for will come out, and you can then have a clear judgment that you can go **.

So what I'm going to say is that you should now actively contact the school while preparing for the re-examination. There is no conflict between the two, and participating in the transfer system will not affect your admission to the school you are applying to.

In your case, you have to apply for adjustment as soon as the adjustment system is opened. "If I apply for an adjustment and later find out that I have passed the re-examination line of this school (although it is unlikely), is the adjustment I applied for still valid (if I want to go to this school for adjustment), can I go to the interview of the debugging school without the re-examination? In this case, you can contact the school you are applying for.

In addition, it is certain that even if you are on the announced re-examination line, the school will also go to the re-examination according to the ranking notice, you can first hit ** to ask your ranking of the school you applied for, and the ranking is relatively low, so you basically don't hesitate, because the re-examination quota is large according to 1. I'm also waiting for the adjustment, I'm very depressed, everyone has to work hard...

Yes, now the national line is not out, and some colleges and universities have already sent out adjustment information, you can also fill in your information first and send it to the school, and wait for the national adjustment system to open, you can fill in your own information on the adjustment system. If you apply for adjustment, even if you pass the re-examination line of the school you applied for, you can go to the school you want to adjust for the re-examination.

The adjustment channel is generally opened after the score line comes out, so you can pay more attention to the information about the graduate school entrance examination.

The score line of Shanghai Foreign Chinese University should be enough, and the score line of Communication University of China is the same as that of Shanghai Foreign University.

In case of adjustment, you can apply for three types: the school exception, the school (or the alma mater) adjustment, and the external school adjustment.

1. Apply for exceptional admission to the original college or major: - This depends on your own ability.

Exceptional admission is generally made shortly before and after the announcement of the list of those who have passed the preliminary examination (no more than a week), and is aimed at students with a high enough total score and a high score in professional courses, but only a few points worse in public courses (and the difference should not exceed 5 points). Many 34 and 211 schools are prescribed to do so.

Second, the school (or alma mater) transfer: - this is very promising.

That is, the on-campus adjustment of the school you are applying for and the adjustment of the same major of your alma mater. In the former, because of your application, the school also cherishes talents and does not want to waste resources; The latter has a special relationship with you, so as long as there is a chance, you can accept you (however, since it is a transfer, you must at least meet the score line required by others).