Zhang Xuefeng: Don’t take the Southwest University exam. Are the so-called famous postgraduate entrance exam teachers all charlatans?

To say that famous postgraduate entrance examination teachers are all charlatans is a bit much. At least, when I was taking the postgraduate entrance examination, the teachers I met were very good, and they all considered the students from their perspective.

As a teacher, he definitely wants his students to get into the ideal school, because he has no reason not to! If a student passes the exam, he will gain both fame and fortune, so why not?

I don’t know what considerations Teacher Zhang Xuefeng had in suggesting that students should not apply for the postgraduate entrance examination at Southwest University.

But if it were me, an old senior who has passed the postgraduate entrance examination, I would also advise my junior brothers and sisters not to apply for Southwest University!

Why? There are three reasons:

01: The competitive pressure of Southwest University is particularly high

Although Southwest University is not a 985 university, it is an old 211 university, especially in the southwest region. popular!

This is popular because, first, the undergraduate education at Southwest University is really good, with strong teachers and highly sought-after students. Second, employers, especially the teaching profession, particularly like students from Southwest University. In the southwest region, many middle school teachers are from Southwest University.

With the favor of employers and the school's reputation in Southwest China, every year when registering for the postgraduate entrance examination, candidates from Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan, Guizhou, Hubei and other regions have chosen Southwest University.

There are only a few places for each major in the school. If there are more people taking the exam, the competition will be very high!

02: The unexplained shady story

It is normal for the postgraduate entrance examination to have a large number of people and competition. As long as the opportunities are fair, then the fittest will survive and the strong will win! But the point is, the opportunities are not so fair, right?

What are you looking for in the postgraduate entrance examination? Isn’t it just about getting high scores and going to the school of your choice?

But if you have already obtained high scores but still failed, who is to blame? Blame the school? Blame you for making the wrong choice?

We cannot blame the school. People speak lightly. What weight and effect do your words have? Then it's just your choice.

There was a classmate in our class with very good grades who had been recommended to our school to study in the "3+2" program, but she gave up in the end and only wanted to go to Southwest University. Finally, I took the hard exam and prepared for it for a year. She was the most diligent in reviewing among all our students taking the postgraduate entrance examination, and her final score was also very good. She scored a high score of 398 and entered the re-examination line of Southwest University.

Just when we thought she would be able to get into Southwest University, we got the news that she had failed. In the next class, a classmate who only scored more than 370 points passed the exam.

Some people say that it was the result of the re-examination that caused her to be dismissed. But I want to say that everyone has the same undergraduate background and similar knowledge reserves. How much difference can there be in the retest? Moreover, the retest scores are weighted, and the final decision is your initial test scores!

I can only say that hard results are enough, don’t ignore soft factors. Some relationships and some emotional intelligence are more important than your efforts!

In the end, the classmate returned to the same school to study for graduate school, wasting a year in circles, and lost the "3+2" benefits.

03 The teacher is not a liar, he is the one who wakes you up

As a postgraduate entrance examination teacher, whether for fame or profit, we hope that students can get into their ideal school by getting high scores in the examination. I don't stand up for Zhang Xuefeng, and he didn't teach me anything. He just discussed things as they happened.

The teacher has taught so many postgraduate students and knows more than you. Some of the jokes are actually the truth that he most wants to say. A smart and thoughtful person will remember silently and prevent himself from making wrong choices.

Most of those who cursed and demanded an apology were undergraduates from the school. This is normal. Every student has a sense of belonging to the school and cannot be questioned or slandered by others. But implicating all the famous postgraduate entrance examination teachers as charlatans is a bit much.

Zhang Xuefeng was actually wrong. His mistake was that he should not have told the truth publicly.