What are the contents of the postgraduate entrance examination and the second interview?

The content of re-examination for postgraduate entrance examination varies with different schools and majors.

Re-examination process: physical examination, written examination and interview.

The second interview process is very important. After learning that you have entered the re-examination list of a school, please carefully study the re-examination notice of the school, including requirements, time and place. You'd better print it out and take it with you during the exam. The re-examination process in colleges and universities is similar, and the re-examination time is generally 2 days, including physical examination, written examination and interview, involving physical fitness, professional courses, foreign languages, additional test subjects and general questions.

How to arrange the specific process of the second interview? What are the precautions?

First: physical examination. Some schools require an empty stomach examination. A written test or interview will be arranged after the physical examination. In this case, it is best for students to bring their own food and drinks such as bread to replenish their physical strength after the physical examination. Some schools allow meals, so please have a light meal. Girls don't have to worry about weight. At present, I haven't heard of any school that requires weight and figure, so I don't have to lose weight desperately in the second interview. I need to exercise more and improve my physical fitness.

Second: written examination of specialized courses. If the school provides the scope of the exam, please review it as soon as possible after the initial exam. Don't worry about your score. If you wait until the scores are published before reviewing, there is not enough time, because some schools will have a second interview one week after the scores are published. If the school doesn't give the scope of the exam, try to find a teacher and sister of this major, ask about the general content of the exam and get ready.

Third: English test. Foreign language tests for postgraduate entrance examination and re-examination include listening and speaking, which account for 20% of the results in the re-examination, of which speaking is the main part. Oral English is mainly scored by teachers subjectively, and there is not much difference. In the listening part, the average school is about CET-6, or even simpler. However, some professional listening tests have certain requirements for professional vocabulary, and candidates need to prepare some contents in advance.

Finally, it is also the most important level in the second interview, the comprehensive interview.