The process and precautions of the 2010 postgraduate entrance examination

1. Determine what major you want to study--- according to your own level and expectations, find a university with a master's degree in this major--- find the recruitment conditions and bibliography of this university and this major.

2. Review wildly. The sooner you start English, the better, stay for three months in politics, and take professional classes depending on your usual level. Try to build on the reference books of the school you're going to take, and then expand the depth and breadth.

3. In October, you can go to the graduate admissions network to register, first register online, that is, register a user, and then fill in a form. This includes what school you applied for, what major, what school you graduated from, where you took the exam, etc. Generate an enrollment number.

4. Then there is on-site registration, which is generally in the city where the test center you choose is located, that is, where you are now, you can take the test there. Generally, larger cities will have a special test center. Of course, you can also go to the place where the school is located to take the test.

So, there will be an on-site registration here. For details, please refer to the information at the time of online registration.

5. The next thing is to confirm on the spot that you will go to take pictures (the so-called information collection) and pay the registration fee. Very simple. (around November 10th).

5. Then there is the school review, and after passing, you will be issued an admission ticket.

6. Then come down to the examination room arrangement, you can pay attention to the information on the **. See which test center you're at.

Monthly exams. 8. The results will be released around March of the second year.

9. The re-examination will be conducted around May of the second year.

The notice was issued in June and July of the following year.

Enrollment in September of the following year.

It's too far away, and there will be a lot of changes when the time comes.

Let's ask again at the end of '09.

Now your process is revision.

Timing.

Preparation stage. From November 2011 to January 2012, we collected information about graduate school entrance examinations and listened to free lectures.

From February to March 2012, I decided to determine the goal of the postgraduate entrance examination and listened 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.

Revision early stages.

April-May 2012 For the first round of review, you can apply for a basic class, especially for mathematics and English. Don't rush to do mock exams, focus on the basics.

From June to July 2012, we paid full attention to the examination syllabus of the public courses for the postgraduate entrance examination, purchased the latest tutorial books, and prepared for summer review.

Intensify the improvement phase.

July-August 2012 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 2012, pay attention to the enrollment brochure and professional plan of each enrollment unit, purchase professional counseling books, contact tutors, and obtain professional course examination information.

In October 2012, 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.

From October to November 2012, the registration for the postgraduate examination began.

Sprint phase. Late November 2012 The third round of review, politics, English, mathematics, and professional courses entered the sprint review, and the internal materials of the tutoring sprint were purchased. Crash course registration.

From December to January 2012, we conducted simulated training, enrolled in a sprint class, and sorted out before the exam.

Preliminary Stage. January 2013 Adjust your mindset and prepare for the exam. Familiarize yourself with the exam environment.

Re-examination and adjustment stage.

February 2013 Relax and check the results of the preliminary examination.

In March 2013, we paid attention to the score line of the re-examination.

April 2013 Prepare for the re-examination and contact the admissions unit.

May 2013 Pay attention to the results of the re-examination.

Admission. Phase June 2013 Attention to the Letter of Acceptance.

September 2013 Registration.

1. Determine the major and school you want to apply for, if it is a unified examination, you can determine the school later, if it is the school itself, you must make a decision as soon as possible.

2. Buy books for review, this is a long process, you can determine the review method according to your own needs, and see if you need to register for classes.

3. Registration, about October and November, now register online, and then confirm on the spot, pay money, etc., and also need relevant certificates.

4Print the admission ticket before the exam and take the exam.

5. Wait for the score and prepare for the retest.

6. Re-examination, to the school for re-examination, if you need to adjust, you should seize the time to register for adjustment on the research recruitment website, wait for the re-examination notice and participate in the re-examination.

7. After passing the retest, you can wait for the admission notice.

In 89, he entered the university and began his graduate life.

I don't know, look at what upstairs says.

Choice of Major:1Correctly position the major for the application.

Choose the direction of application according to your professional quality and learning ability. Some majors have a large total number of applicants, but not all schools are highly competitive. When referring to the competitiveness of majors, it is not advisable to judge the degree of hotness and competition of majors based on the number of applicants alone.

2.Correctly understand your own level of ability. Whatever you do, interest is key.

Institution selection: When choosing an enrollment unit, on the one hand, you should be fully aware of your own needs, and on the other hand, you should fully understand the following situations of the enrollment unit:

1.Academics include academic status, international status, major teaching methods, famous scholars and professors, professional scope, various learning and training opportunities, library, computer facilities, etc., whether the academic burden is heavy, competitive pressure, etc.

2.Employment includes assignment after graduation, average starting salary, help with job planning, CV preparation and interview tips, which companies traditionally recruit here, etc.

3.The quality of life includes the location of the school, the campus environment, the geographical location, the life of the students, and so on.

4.Fees include tuition, living expenses and scholarships and bursaries.

After choosing a major and studying, September 2011.

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

2.Strengthen the review effect of public courses, and constantly improve the overall structure of review.

October 2011.

Determine the eleventh week review plan, summarize, sort out, and fill in the gaps in the first two stages of review. At the same time, start the review of professional courses.

October-November 2011.

1.The online registration for the postgraduate examination begins, fill in the application carefully, and keep in mind the registration information.

2.The registration for the postgraduate examination is confirmed, and the candidates go to the designated place for on-site confirmation, payment and photo.

Late November - December 2011.

For a comprehensive sprint review, you can participate in the sprint classes of politics, English, mathematics, and professional courses to check and fill in the gaps. Conduct simulated combat training, and finally sort out the test points.

January 2012.

Adjust your mindset and prepare for the exam. Familiarize yourself with the exam environment.

February 2012.

Relax and check the results of the preliminary examination.

March-April 2012.

Pay attention to the score line of the re-examination, pay attention to the latest developments of the colleges and majors you are applying for, and prepare for the re-examination. If you reach the score line of the re-examination but have not been notified of the re-examination, you can contact the relevant professional colleges and universities to prepare for adjustment.

April-May 2012.

Prepare for the re-examination, contact the admissions unit, and pay attention to the re-examination results.

June-July 2012.

Pay attention to the acceptance letter.

September 2012. Report.

It depends on which year you want to take the postgraduate examination, for example, in January 2011, you have to register in October 2010.

When will you graduate from your bachelor's degree? If it is 2012, it should be taken in January 2012 and registered in October 2011; If you graduated in 2013, it will be the 2013 exam, and you will register in October 2012.

1. Arrive early, don't be late, and look at the exam room in advance.

2. Eat breakfast, drink less water, three hours is not good.

3. Bring all the pens, personal documents, and admission tickets for the exam, and don't bring any extra things.

4. Take the test well and wish you success.