Candidates' total score in the initial test exceeds the line and may not be able to enter the re-examination list of colleges and universities. Each school is divided according to different criteria. Some institutions are ranked according to the total score, and some are divided into re-examination lists according to the scores of professional courses. Postgraduate enrollment institutions need to divide the number of people entering the retest according to the proportion of the retest difference. If the retest difference is 1 to 1.2, then the total enrollment of this major is 10, while 100 people applied for this major, and only 50 people passed the initial examination. If it is ranked according to the total score, then only the first 12 candidates will enter the second interview. Even if the rest cross the line, they can't take part in the second interview of their major, but can only take part in the adjustment. Postgraduate entrance examination is not just crossing the line, the higher the score, the better. Therefore, both the initial test and the second test need to be carefully prepared. Candidates lucky enough to enter the second interview should seize the opportunity to prepare for the second interview in advance and succeed through the second interview.