Can World War II postgraduate entrance examination be adjusted?

Of course. According to the notice issued by inquiring about the postgraduate entrance examination, the principle of adjustment is that as long as the total score and single subject scores have passed the national line, they are eligible to participate in the adjustment, so the postgraduate entrance examination in World War II can be adjusted. Postgraduate entrance examination refers to the national unified entrance examination for graduate students, referred to as "postgraduate entrance examination" or "unified examination". It refers to the general name of the relevant examinations organized by the education authorities and enrollment institutions for the selection of graduate students, and consists of the initial examination and re-examination organized by the national examination authorities and enrollment units. It is a selective examination, and the type of academic qualifications admitted is general higher education.