For example, honors and certificates from some subject competitions, or patents and published papers (which are most useful for the re-examination). Certificates such as CET-4 and CET-6, IELTS and TOEFL are also bonus points for the re-examination. .
The postgraduate entrance examination re-examination process is similar in major universities, and the re-examination time is generally about two days. Before preparing for the re-examination, you need to understand the re-examination proportion of the institution you are applying for. Some may be 40%, 50%, or even greater than 50%. The weighting methods of the preliminary examination and re-examination may be different in different institutions. These can be found on the graduate recruitment website of the institution you are applying for. You will find previous re-examination notices on the official website and they will be reflected.
The re-examination includes three forms: physical examination, written examination, and interview (pay attention to the school’s re-examination notice)
①The re-examination interview process is generally: interview organization → lottery entry → interview questions → random Ask questions → Candidates exit → Score assessment
② The interviews may not be in the same examination room, because interview questions generally include Chinese interview questions and English interview questions, so some colleges will separate special examination rooms. There is the possibility of drawing lots to answer questions and asking random questions. These are all to test the candidates' thinking and logic in answering questions, and their ability to show key points to the teacher.
Relevant questions in the re-examination interview:
During the interview process, tutors also hope to understand in a short period of time what kind of qualities and professional development the students who are about to follow them have. Potential, the way of thinking when encountering problems, the ability to adapt to changes and what kind of mentality you have. Usually asked:
①Please give a brief self-introduction
②Why did you apply for a graduate student majoring in **institution?
③As a person As a candidate across majors, what are your advantages?
④ Briefly describe the main content of your graduation thesis?
⑤Have you ever participated in professional practical activities? ⑥What area do you want to study specifically after graduate school? Do you know anything about it? (Talk about your opinions)
(If you don’t know the interview questions, you can’t answer them. Don’t say you forgot or talk nonsense. It will affect your score and show low emotional intelligence).
Finally, I wish you good luck!