Can I learn electronics in the graduate school entrance examination? urgent!! Kneel and beg for ans

It's all for you! By the way, I'm a pilot...

6) Those who are weak in color cannot be admitted to geology, mining, metallurgy, chemical engineering, railway driving related majors, communication (except telecommunication machinery). Dyeing and finishing, printing technology, civil aviation control, navigation, agriculture, forestry, medical specialties.

7) Those who are colorblind and cannot be admitted to the same color as the majors that cannot be admitted also include textile, mechanical thermal processing (forging, casting, welding), steel rolling technology, and refrigeration majors.

8) Those who cannot accurately identify red, yellow, green, blue, and purple wires, letters, numbers, geometric figures, and signal lights in various colors include sports, finance, computer, and mechanical manufacturing, as well as science, engineering, agriculture, and medicine.

9) Those with less than any unaided visual acuity cannot be admitted to civil aviation flight, civil aviation control, transportation management, navigation, and criminal investigation majors.

10) Those who have less than any unaided visual acuity will not be admitted to the major of physical education and cooking.

11) Refractive error (myopia or farsightedness, the same below) at any degree cannot be admitted to the field, high-altitude, high-temperature, underground operation majors, medical majors (except mathematics, theoretical physics, science, engineering, agriculture, and medical management majors).

13) Those who are blind in one eye and corrected in the other eye, and the lens power is greater than 400 degrees, cannot be admitted to science, engineering, agriculture and medicine majors (except mathematics, theoretical physics, science, engineering, agriculture and medicine management majors).

You're in luck, in general, graduate students will brush off the weak ones, except for electronic information and mechanical engineering!!

Yes, you don't need to distinguish colors to learn electronics. The requirement for the eyes is as long as they are not blind.

It shouldn't matter, but looking at the oscilloscope, looking at the circuit board or something may have an impact, I suggest you still ask the relevant teachers, maybe their answers are the most authoritative.

I don't know very well, I studied electronic communication, although it doesn't have much to do with it, but think about looking at the oscilloscope, looking at the circuit board or something may have an impact, I suggest you still ask the relevant teachers, maybe their answers are the most authoritative.

You're really strong, you're weak and you report chemistry that has very strict color requirements, and a lot of chemistry relies on color to distinguish, and you can't even distinguish colors, which is very dangerous, you're joking with life

I guess it's a bit of a hang!

Ay! Sympathy to you! I hope so!

I'm from the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering of Lanzhou University, let's make friends!

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Hey, it's connected to fate, I'm also weak, I went to Brilliance for a physical examination and was brushed off, do you know that you are weak at that time, why did you still hold a chemical engineering major?

Wow, you go consult the relevant experts for this!

If you really can't, just change to another major, good luck!

The physical requirements for candidates for the medical postgraduate examination are the same as the physical examination guidance for the admission of the college entrance examination.

According to the guidance on physical examination of the college entrance examination, the majors that cannot be applied for with mild color vision abnormalities (commonly known as color deficiency) include: chemistry, chemical and pharmaceutical, pharmacy, biological science, public security technology, geology, and medicine; Bioengineering, Biomedical Engineering, Veterinary Medicine, Animal Science, Wildlife and Nature Reserve Management, Psychology, Applied Psychology, etc.

All medical specialties must not be weak.

Color deficiency is not suitable for studying medicine, but in my own opinion, it does not necessarily have no effect on those who study medicine to do research, do testing, and be ordinary clinicians. Of course, if you want to be an academic and research-oriented medical scholar, I'm afraid it's not suitable.

This seems to be impossible, because if you want to do some relevant water quality tests, he has some reagents that distinguish colors, so it may not be possible to distinguish if the color is weak.

Are you already in the army or what? The requirements for military doctors are not so high! Not as high as the requirements for military physical examinations! All kinds of requirements.

This one doesn't work!

The communication industry has strict requirements for color codes! Of course, there is no limit to being a secretary and leader!

No way! It may be good to choose literature and history....

It doesn't have much of an impact. I'm studying communication engineering! It didn't have much of an impact.