Re-examination and postgraduate entrance examination time

Postgraduate re-examination is generally carried out in March-April every year, and the specific time is determined by the enrollment units.

Introduction to postgraduate re-examination:

Postgraduate re-examination is an important part of the postgraduate examination system, that is, the second examination organized by the applicant institution after passing the postgraduate entrance examination (initial examination). Generally, it is also divided into written test and interview.

Most of the early postgraduate re-examination is a form, but since 2006, graduate students have increased the weight of re-examination, and some enrollment units have even increased the weight of re-examination to 50%, which requires candidates to have real talent and higher adaptability.

Re-examination regulations:

1, the admissions unit will re-examine all candidates to be admitted, and may re-examine them if necessary. Those who fail the second interview will not be admitted.

2. The admissions unit should strictly review the original registration materials and candidates' qualifications such as the second-generation resident ID card, academic certificate and student ID card before the re-examination. Those who do not meet the conditions will not be re-examined.

3. The time, place, content, scope and method of the second interview shall be determined by the admissions unit. Re-examination methods and procedures announced by the admissions unit. All re-examination work should generally be completed before the end of April each year.

Postgraduate retest score:

1, national boundary

A fractional line for postgraduate entrance examination and re-examination is designated by the state and is regarded as a necessary condition for enrollment by most postgraduate enrollment units, that is, the Ministry of Education combines the annual enrollment plan, students and the overall preliminary examination results according to the postgraduate training objectives.

Determine the basic requirements for candidates who apply for the unified examination, MBA and master of laws to enter the re-examination, including the requirements for the total score of the subjects and the scores of individual subjects; Implement a unified re-examination basic score requirement for fresh graduates and non-fresh graduates.

2. Constitution of institutions of higher learning

The other category refers to the self-defined retest scores of 34 universities such as Peking University approved by the Ministry of Education, that is, according to the postgraduate training objectives of our school, combined with the annual enrollment plan, student source situation and overall preliminary test results, the basic requirements for candidates taking the unified examination, MBA and LLM to enter the retest are determined.

This includes the requirements for the total score of the subjects to be tested and the requirements for the scores of individual subjects; Implement a unified re-examination basic score requirement for fresh graduates and non-fresh graduates.