Is it difficult to get a graduate school for a Russian language major, and what do you need to do?

First of all, you must learn your major well, which is fundamental. Secondly, it is difficult to pass the second foreign language. In the second semester of the third year, you should inquire about the textbooks you want to apply for, the situation of the teachers, and the past test questions, and prepare for them in a targeted manner.

It is best to get in touch with the forecasting teacher through your own teacher or acquaintance, and it is best to visit after the second semester of the third year, ask for precautions, strengthen the direction, and indicate that you are under his guidance. Be careful, don't go empty-handed, but the first time you buy too much for nothing, because he doesn't necessarily have to you. When he expresses his willingness to want you, then according to the wishes of others or 、、、 anyway, now teachers are generally not simple, so let's do it yourself.

In addition, after you get on, you will also be able to do things, otherwise you will not feel good. After suffering these tribulations, you must study hard and don't get mixed up. In the future, I will work, and I will still have real guns.

Politics is also a difficult point and requires hard work. If necessary, contact the secretary in charge of graduate work, who will help you in many ways.

Study the professional courses well, and the other is the second foreign language, because the graduate school entrance examination has two professional courses in Russian, as well as politics and the second foreign language. If you go to Russia for graduate school, it is relatively simple, go to Russia for a year of preparatory studies, and after passing the language barrier, you can go to graduate school. You must learn key professional courses well, even if you don't take the postgraduate entrance examination, you can find a good job if you speak well.

It's not difficult, everything else is the same, it's to change English to Russian, I have a classmate who has taken the exam, and she is still an art major, and she has only studied Russian for less than a year.

Hello, first of all, I should be very suitable for your question, and I will try my best to be comprehensive and to the point, and then, ask for a reward!!

I majored in Russian as an undergraduate and am currently studying and preparing for graduate school, and I studied Russian for three years in high school. Entrance exams in Russian.

It should not be a very difficult problem for you to take the postgraduate entrance examination, as long as you follow up with the university for a few years, it is not very difficult to enter the graduate school. However, your 2nd language will be your big weakness. I have a lot of brothers and sisters who have a foundation and are planted outside 2, and the results are not as good as some excellent beginners, because English is their worries.

If you can get English to Common Level 4 in college, it's even better. Graduate school entrance examination is not a problem for you.

The subjects for the postgraduate examination in Russian are as follows:

1. Master's degree in Russian language:

1. Political Theory:

Political theory is a national unified examination subject, and the content of the examination mainly includes the basic principles of Marxism, the development of modern Chinese history, the theory of ideology and characteristic socialism, ideological and moral cultivation, and legal foundation.

2. English as a Second Language:

Most colleges and universities have English as a second language for Russian language majors by default, but some colleges and universities can choose French, German, Japanese, etc. This test subject is independently proposed by the institution, and candidates can refer to the requirements of the institution for review.

3. Basic knowledge of the Russian language:

This part of the test measures the candidate's mastery of the basics of the Russian language and their ability to use it in practice.

4. Russian Comprehensive:

The comprehensive Russian language test covers vocabulary, reading comprehension, cloze and correction, and tests the candidate's overall ability to use vocabulary, phrases and grammar.

2. Master's degree in Russian:

1. Political Theory:

Political theory for the master's degree in Russian is a common subject of the postgraduate entrance examination and is a joint national examination. This subject is a closed-book exam, and the examiner question type consists of multiple-choice and analytical questions, and the exam duration is about 180 minutes.

2. Master's degree in translation in Russian:

In addition to the basic Russian language skills, the Master of Russian Language in Translation focuses on testing the candidates' bilingual expression ability and proficiency in bilingual transformation.

3. Basics of Russian Translation:

This part of the test is mainly to test the candidate's basic translation ability, to better understand whether the candidate's Russian level meets the admission standards of the MTI, the basic Russian translation requires the candidate to have a solid basic knowledge of Russian and Chinese, and have a certain understanding of Chinese and Russian culture, politics, etc.

4. Chinese Writing and Encyclopedic Knowledge:

This subject is a professional basic course, which mainly tests candidates' Chinese writing ability and encyclopedic knowledge reserves, and requires candidates to answer in Chinese.

The postgraduate entrance examination in Russian requires four subjects.

The subjects of the entrance examination for graduate students in Russian language are different, the general subjects of the preliminary examination are divided into four subjects, and the second subject is generally an independent proposition of the school, including an interview and a written test, and the specific requirements need to refer to the specific provisions of the school's annual graduate entrance examination admission regulations.

1. Politics: The full name is ideological and political theory, which is a national unified examination subject, and ** is 101.

2. English: Usually the unified examination (201) English (1), but there are also some colleges and universities that are independent propositions of the school.

3. Professional course 1: It is usually a professional basic course, which is partial to the theoretical foundation, and each school has its own proposition, and some colleges and universities will use the unified examination questions of the Ministry of Education.

4. Professional course 2: It is usually a professional practice course, which is biased towards professional research, and it is also an independent proposition of each school, and some colleges and universities will use the unified examination questions of the Ministry of Education.

Examples of postgraduate subjects in various institutions:

1. If you want to take the Graduate Record Exam, which preliminary exams you need to take depends on the admissions unit, master's degree or master's degree, as the test subjects are determined by the admissions unit.

2. The listed subjects are for the Master's degree in Russian Translation, i.e. the preliminary examination subjects for the Master's degree. In general, a master's degree in translation does not require a secondary foreign language exam. If you are applying for a Master's degree in Foreign Language Literature or Russian Literature, you will need to take a second foreign language test in English or another language.

3. It is recommended to apply for a master's degree in Russian translation instead of English.

1. Postgraduate subjects of Russian Language and Literature at Peking University: (101) Ideological and Political Theory, (201) English (I), (613) Comprehensive Examination, (825) Russian Language and Literature and Culture.

2. Dalian University of Foreign Studies and Chinese Russian Language and Literature Postgraduate Subjects: (101) Ideological and Political Theory, (281) English (Self-proposed), (663) Comprehensive Russian, (863) Russian Translation and Writing.

3. Northwest Normal University Russian Language and Literature Examination Subjects: (101) Ideological and Political Theory, (201) English (I), (649) Advanced Russian, (855) Russian Translation and Writing.

Note: The research direction of the major is different, and the subjects for postgraduate examination may also be different; The subjects** of the UEC subjects are the same, and the subjects** of each school are not the same for the non-UEC subjects, and the test subjects may change.