Is it required to fill in the tutor when applying for postgraduate entrance examination?

When applying for postgraduate entrance examination, it is not required to fill in the tutor, but it is required to fill in the location of the candidate's file, the unit where the candidate's file is located, the address of the unit where the candidate's file is located, the postal code of the unit where the candidate's file is located, the current study or work unit, the study and work experience, when, where, why he was rewarded or punished, and the cheating of the candidate: it refers to the candidates who took the entrance examination for ordinary and adult colleges and the national postgraduate entrance examination, and their main family members.

National unified entrance examination for graduate students (referred to as postgraduate entrance examination, also known as postgraduate entrance examination; English: Taking the entrance examination for graduate schools (or the national unified entrance examination for graduate students) refers to the general name of the relevant examinations organized by the education authorities or the enrollment institutions for selecting graduate students, which consists of the unified examination organized by the national examination authorities and the interview organized by the enrollment institutions. Postgraduate entrance examination is divided into two levels: master's degree and doctor's degree. Due to different levels, regions, disciplines and majors, the selection requirements are also different. The national unified examination subjects generally include foreign languages, politics, specialized courses and comprehensive courses.