Does the failure of the exam affect the postgraduate entrance examination?

Undergraduate grades have an impact on the postgraduate entrance examination, but only on the second interview, but the impact is not great.

According to the "Guiding Opinions of the Ministry of Education on Strengthening the Re-examination of Postgraduate Admissions", the contents that need to be examined in the re-examination of postgraduate students are:

(1) Learning situation and achievements during college.

(2) Comprehensive assessment of candidates' mastery of theoretical knowledge and application skills of this discipline (major), their ability to find, analyze and solve problems by using the theories they have learned, their understanding of the development trend of this discipline and their development potential in this professional field;

(3) foreign language listening and speaking ability;

(4) Innovative spirit and innovative ability.

Precautions for registration:

Candidates should log in to China Graduate Admissions Information Network for registration within the specified time. Before registration, please be sure to browse the application instructions in advance and register according to the online announcements of the Ministry of Education, provincial education entrance examination institutions, registration points and enrollment units.

During the registration period, candidates can modify the online registration information or fill in the registration information again. In order to avoid occupying more test sites and affecting other candidates' application, one candidate can only keep one valid registration information.

After online registration, candidates themselves need to carefully check the information; When online confirmation (on-site confirmation), candidates themselves should carefully check and confirm the online registration information. The registration information confirmed by the candidates shall not be modified during the examination, re-examination and admission, and all the consequences caused by the candidates' reporting errors shall be borne by them.