Is it possible that the postgraduate entrance examination will be postponed due to the epidemic?

The postgraduate entrance examination will not be postponed.

It is unlikely. In 2020, because the epidemic situation was too severe, major exams such as the college entrance examination and postgraduate entrance examination re-examination were postponed. However, it was because of the early stage of the epidemic and everyone had no experience with it; now our epidemic prevention measures are relatively When it matures, it can basically guarantee the normal conduct of the exam; and even when the epidemic was particularly serious in some provinces and cities last year, the postgraduate exams were still carried out as scheduled!

Moreover, Yanzhao.com gave everyone a reassurance last week and specifically sent a message saying that the exam will be from December 24th to 26th. Therefore, you don’t have to worry about postponement, the exam will go on as usual, and you can just prepare for the exam with peace of mind. In addition to preparing for the exam, everyone should also pay attention to the epidemic prevention policies in various places. Currently, many provinces have issued warm reminders for the national postgraduate entrance examination (preliminary examination), reminding candidates to prepare early and return to the registration location as soon as possible to prepare for the exam to avoid delaying the exam.

At the same time, keep your mobile phone open, pay attention to relevant information about the study and examination in a timely manner, and take good personal health protection. The postgraduate entrance examination is divided into preliminary examination and re-examination. The examination subjects for the preliminary postgraduate entrance examination include mathematics, politics, English, professional courses one and two, management joint examination comprehensive ability, economic comprehensive ability and other subjects.

The examination subjects for the postgraduate entrance examination re-examination include English proficiency test (speaking, listening), professional courses, and comprehensive interview. Mathematics, a required subject, is generally not covered by pure liberal arts majors such as history, philosophy, and Chinese language and literature, but is covered by most other majors, including Mathematics I, Mathematics II, and Mathematics III.