Is the postgraduate entrance examination useful?

I have answered this question for others, and I will pass it on to you.

Postgraduate entrance examination has three obvious advantages

First, improve the level of human resources in the future, especially for students with low undergraduate level. Entering a prestigious school (or at least a better university than the original undergraduate school) means that there will be a group of students and teachers from prestigious schools, which is very beneficial to long-term career development;

Second, improve personal professionalism. Obviously, the postgraduate entrance examination can not only help you get to know higher-level teachers, but also mean that you have won two to three years of valuable study time for yourself, which can deepen your knowledge in professional fields;

Third, broaden your horizons and give yourself a chance to choose a new job. Students in small cities and big cities, in particular, will find several levels of employment opportunities. In the process of young people's career choice, their horizons are very important.

Therefore, if you have the above three points (no postgraduate entrance examination), such as having a mine at home (your connections are stronger than those of teachers and classmates who are studying for postgraduate study), or graduating from a good school with a good major (good direct employment opportunities, no need to re-choose a job), you can choose not to take postgraduate entrance examination, otherwise, the above advantages are still very important for undergraduates.

Above, I hope to help you.