If you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, a company will come to the school for recruitment. Can you sign a contract? What if you are accepted? Will it affect the future?

Yes, there will be no direct relationship between them. You should know that the tripartite agreement you signed can be broken. Although this will involve the issue of liquidated damages, the company will not embarrass you as long as you fight for it.

But it's the second half of the year, so you'd better ask whether the company requires you to practice with them before graduation, at least the latest deadline will not conflict with your postgraduate entrance examination time. It's best to see if we can discuss it and go to the company after graduation. So as not to embarrass yourself.

As for the impact you said, don't worry at all. If you want to talk about the impact, it will help you prepare for the exam with more peace of mind. When you pass the exam, even if you have to run a few more times to break the contract, it's nothing.