Postgraduate entrance examination experience-don't stop when you start.

No matter when you start, it is important not to stop after you start; Whenever you stop, it is important not to regret it after you stop.

-dedicated to all the compatriots who took the postgraduate entrance examination.

Written in front: This article is very incoherent and not very organized. It smells like a running account, but it's not that I don't want to write it well. I really don't have much time. What you see has been written off and on many times, most of which are written after drinking. Let's make up what we haven't written. ...

I have always wanted to write an article after the interview. On the one hand, I want to talk about my postgraduate entrance examination experience for the reference of research friends. On the other hand, I want to review my graduate life and pay homage to the lost time.

My score this year is 359, and my score in a research institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing is not high, so comrades who are interested in getting high scores just look around or don't want to waste time.

Let's start with the basics. I graduated from college last July. Although I am not an ox school, I am also a top 10 university. I took part in postgraduate study during my college years (in fact, my grades were very poor, but I was the last one). Because my major is not good, I gave up the decision to take the postgraduate exam in Chinese Academy of Sciences. Because I am not a good boy in the traditional sense, I am in a degenerate atmosphere all day (I hardly take the self-taught exam), so I knew there was no hope before the exam, so I had a good communication with my family and decided to take the exam for half a year after graduation. Because I have a relatively solid one. In the blink of an eye, the next semester of senior three passed, and I did nothing but play and finish, and I didn't read any books. Another thing is that I passed Band 4 for the last time.

After graduation, I came to Beijing in July (the house was found by my family). Because I was in a bad mood after graduation, I went to a strange environment and adjusted my mood for two weeks. Then I took two remedial classes: Chen's math (from August 10 to the end of the month) and Zhu Taiqi's English (from July.15 to the beginning of August), which lasted only half a day. Because it is too hard to go to the remedial class every day, I live in the North Fourth Ring Road and study English opposite Beihua. That 749 bus has to wait for a long time every day. Math is in Cai Zhong. I have to change trains every day. I am exhausted when I go back. I surf the Internet at night and don't study. I get up late in the morning, about 9 o'clock, and I don't read much.

Then start formal study in early September. The timetable is: get up around 8: 00, start studying at 9: 00,1:40 for dinner,12: 00-14:10 for a nap,14: 30-65433. Not absolutely, of course. Sometimes I go out to play or drink. I took a political lesson (sailing) during the National Day holiday, and then I signed up for confirmation. When I settled down to study again, it was 1 1. The last month was so stressful that I couldn't sleep well almost every night. I've been thinking about a question: what should I tell my family if I fail the exam? So that time was almost crazy study, usually until 2 pm and getting up at 7 am.

Tell me more about the feelings of the remedial classes I attended.

English: My CET-4 is the last time of my senior year, and my English is poor. Those who went to New Oriental (accommodation) and Zhu Taiqi finally felt white. I didn't mean to denigrate New Oriental, because the teachers are very powerful. Zhou Lei, He Gang, Zhang Xiaomin and Tang Jing ... The struggle course and fighting spirit of each of them really made me feel a spirit. The spirit of perseverance and courage to fight was very infected in those two weeks, and it is still in honest and frank today. Moreover, the method taught by the teacher is a bit fancy and doesn't feel very practical. Until now, I am still very grateful to Zhu Taiqi. Every time I have him, I may not get 58 points in my English test this year. I haven't seen English since I started attending remedial classes in early August, and I don't know how I feel about English. I just don't want to learn. I didn't feel scared until about the middle of June after the on-site confirmation 1 1. Study for about one morning every day. I didn't know many words at that time, but I didn't do anything except its handouts and real questions, and I didn't deliberately quilt the words. I just find words that I can't remember every time I read them. In this way, English grew rapidly in two months.

Both Chen's math class and his math class feel better, and the teacher thinks Huang and Li have more feelings. Chen and Li's books have been done more than once. Finally, anti-corruption is a real topic, about four or five times, and some of them read the handouts repeatedly.

Having heard of Ren Rufen, Qi Hang and Wen Hai in politics, I feel that Ren Rufen's lectures are too boring. He has escaped a lot, but his lecture notes are still quite good, especially in philosophy and politics. In Qi Hang, Bao Ren's class is the most boring. He hasn't read anything about politics and economy, and he will learn quickly. Chen can't say how well he plays, but only a few lessons are interesting. Mao is probably Yang Fengcheng. I think he is the teacher who speaks. Xinyi is also quite good. Yue Huating's personal feeling is very general, probably because of his high expectations of the original work. Besides reading the handout, I also did 2000 political questions, and finished reading 20 questions and the last four sets of questions in the last 20 days.

I majored in college physics. I read two sets of new concept series and Peking University textbooks. Besides, I also read Mechanics by Qi Anshen, Optics by Yao and Atomic Physics by Yang. I just read textbooks and real questions over and over again, and did nothing except the exercises in the book.

Tell me what I think about contacting the tutor. I didn't find a tutor before the exam, and I didn't fill in a tutor when I signed up. It's not that I don't want to, but that this is no longer my task. My parents can do all these things. After the exam, my father and I met the director of the Admissions Office and recommended a tutor. When I saw him that day, I gave him my prepared resume first. After reading it, ask me how much I know about the institute, what research direction I know (fortunately, I read the detailed introduction of the institute in advance), and what direction I am interested in. Then I introduced a tutor and had lunch together. I think if there is a way, I can still see my tutor. After all, many things will be easier when you are familiar with them.

In fact, the postgraduate entrance examination is only a small step in life, and it may not have much impact on later life. Even if I go to the Chinese Academy of Sciences, I just want a diploma and escape from reality. Especially in this tight social environment, one does not have to change one's destiny (three ways to change one's destiny: parents, marriage and study) when one is admitted. Take my internship experience in institutions as an example. More social experience may be more useful than a diploma. However, since everyone has chosen this road, we must firmly go on. "Why is it difficult to reward diligence in heaven?"