What subjects do you need to take for the graduate school entrance examination for horticulture?

If the horticulture postgraduate examination is based on the different research directions and different schools, the examination subjects will be used to a certain extent, and the relevant schools should be inquired about or contact the relevant school research and recruitment office.

The main forms are as follows:

1. (101) Ideological and Political Theory (201) English I (701) Mathematics (Agriculture) (841) Rapid Design of Garden.

2. (101) Ideological and Political Theory (201) English I (702) Chemistry (Agriculture) (801) Plant Physiology and Biochemistry.

3. (101) Ideological and Political Theory (204) English II (339) Comprehensive Agricultural Knowledge I (861) Horticultural Crop Breeding and Cultivation.

4. (101) Ideological and Political Theory (201) English I (701) Mathematics (Agriculture) (801) Plant Physiology and Biochemistry.

There are four subjects in the preliminary examination.

Politics, English, National Examination;

Choose one of Mathematics (Agriculture) or Chemistry, but some schools require that only Chemistry can be tested;

There is also a professional course, if the national examination is "plant physiology and biochemistry", if the direction of flower ornamental horticulture is examined, most of them are independent propositions of the school, and they should be reviewed according to the specific requirements of each school.

Most of the re-examinations will test cultivation and breeding, and different schools will be different in different directions.

If you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, you can go to the "China Graduate Admissions Information Network" and the postgraduate entrance examination forum, all of which have good reference content.

Floriculture and Landscape Arboriculture + Mathematical or Chemical Agriculture.

Students majoring in horticulture are suitable for postgraduate examinations, and can be admitted to graduate schools majoring in agriculture and forestry. Horticulture is a plant production discipline in the category of agronomy. Horticulture mainly studies the basic knowledge and skills of flowers, fruit trees, vegetables and ornamental trees, such as varieties, growth habits, breeding, cultivation, propagation, processing, etc., and carries out plant breeding, cultivation, propagation, maintenance, management, etc.

From the perspective of employment, horticulture majors are hard at the beginning, and the salary is not high, but if you do learn knowledge, you can also endure hardships in your work, and you are willing to start from the grassroots level in a down-to-earth manner, and you can quickly take charge of yourself.

Horticulture has a long history and is less step-by-step, initially only as an ancillary sector of agriculture with the nature of subsistence growth. Since the second half of the 19th century, with the high development of agricultural productivity and the strengthening of the regional division of labor in agricultural production, horticulture has gradually become an independent planting sector and has developed rapidly.

In addition to economically developed countries, some countries in the Third World have also built plantations for horticulture. Since the mid-20th century, horticulture has become an important part of foreign exchange-earning agriculture.

The origins of horticulture can be traced back to the early stages of agricultural development. According to archaeological excavations, palm dates, figs, olives, grapes and onions were cultivated in the Stone Age. At the height of Egyptian civilization, horticultural production also became more developed, such as bananas, lemons, pomegranates, cucumbers, lentils, garlic, lettuce, roses, etc.

The grafting of fruit trees and the storage of fruits were already mentioned in the agricultural writings of the ancient Roman period, and the cultivation of vegetables was already facilitated by primitive greenhouses covered with mica sheets. In addition to various fruit trees such as apples, pears, figs, pomegranates, etc., the aristocratic estates also cultivated various ornamental flowers and plants such as lilies, roses, violets, irises, marigolds, etc. During the Middle Ages, horticulture declined for a time.

Of course, it is suitable for postgraduate examinations, and generally half of the people are admitted to graduate school every year, I am a horticultural student at China Agricultural University, and it is not easy to find a job without postgraduate examinations. The scope of the postgraduate examination is relatively wide, horticulture (fruit trees, vegetables, flowers) majors, biology majors, food majors can be examined, and some of my classmates are admitted to economics majors, as well as police majors, and there is a large choice for postgraduate examinations.

Yes, there are many schools with good horticulture majors.

The subjects for the postgraduate examination of horticulture majors are:

The preliminary examination subjects of the postgraduate examination for horticulture majors are the subjects of the national unified examination: English, Politics, Landscape Design, Professional Course 1 and Landscape Comprehensive Theory Professional Course 2; The re-examination is different from school to school, and you need to check the specific regulations of the admission brochure of the school for the examination.

Exam Subjects:

101 Ideological and Political Theory.

201 English I or 203 Japanese.

615 Comprehensive Theory of Gardening.

802 Landscape Design.

1. Zhejiang University: Directly under the Ministry of Education and directly under the direct management of the Ministry of Education, it is one of the famous top universities in China, the university with the "most complete disciplines" and "the highest student entrepreneurship rate" in China, and is one of the first batch of "211 Project", "985 Project" and "Double First-Class" Class A key construction universities in the country, and one of the first 20 universities with independent degree review.

2. Huazhong Agricultural University: It is a national key university directly under the Ministry of Education of China, which is characterized by life sciences and has coordinated development of agriculture, science, engineering, literature, law, economics and management, and is one of the first batch of key construction universities of the "211 Project" and "985 Project Advantageous Discipline Innovation Platform" and the first batch of "Double First-Class" world-class discipline construction universities in the country.

3. Nanjing Agricultural University: Located in Nanjing, the ancient capital of Longpan, Nanjing Agricultural University is a national key university directly under the Ministry of Education with the advantages and characteristics of agriculture and life sciences, and the coordinated development of agriculture, science, economics, management, engineering, literature and law.

4. China Agricultural University: Located in Beijing, the capital of China, directly under the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, it is directly managed by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, and jointly established by the Ministry of Water Resources, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and Beijing Municipality.

5. Shenyang Agricultural University: Located at the southern foot of Tianzhu Mountain in the eastern suburbs of Shenyang City, adjacent to the Dongling Tomb in the east, it is a national key university mainly managed by Liaoning Province and jointly built by Liaoning Province and the first place.