How long does the postgraduate entrance examination take?

Most of the make-up exams for postgraduate entrance examinations don't last long, usually ranging from a few minutes to several hours.

If colleges and universities have issued a notice of waiting for admission to the postgraduate entrance examination, they will generally inform candidates by SMS, email, telephone and official notice. Therefore, during the adjustment of postgraduate entrance examination, candidates need to keep their contact information unobstructed, check the notification messages of SMS, email and research recruitment network in time, and pay attention to answering the phone so as not to miss the school notice.

Some schools may call candidates after sending out the notice of intention to accept, which needs to be confirmed in a short time. If the candidate refuses or exceeds the admission time limit, the school will make other arrangements. During the adjustment period of postgraduate entrance examination, candidates need to continue to pay attention to the official notice of the research and recruitment network and refresh the news regularly so as not to miss important content.

Supplementary enrollment is because some colleges and universities have too few students in the admissions times and have not reached the enrollment plan of that year; The number of students admitted this time reached the planned quota, but some students failed to report at the beginning of the semester and were automatically disqualified, so some places were left.

The difference between supplementary recording and adjustment in postgraduate entrance examination;

Make-up exam is a second admission in some colleges and universities because there are few people who fill in the school and they are not full. You still need to fill in the volunteers when you make up the record. When you re-record, the provincial admissions offices will issue a notice telling candidates which schools re-record. At this time, candidates can fill in the schools that have not been admitted and need to be re-recorded.

Transfer generally refers to the transfer of enough enrollment places to reach the score line of the transferred school, which may not be accepted. Supplementary enrollment means that the original enrollment quota is full, but because the enrolled students give up for some reason, there are more places, so students who are not admitted will have the opportunity to be re-enrolled, and supplementary enrollment may also be adjusted by the school.

The adjustment of postgraduate entrance examination is due to the limitation of enrollment plan. Although some candidates have reached the score line, they can't arrange a second interview or can't be admitted after the second interview. For these candidates, the admissions unit will be responsible for transferring all their materials to the second volunteer unit in time.