How many times did you take the postgraduate entrance examination? Tell me about your exam experience?
I am a graduate student and took the exam after work. I started preparing in mid-September and reviewed until the exam.
Although the whole preparation process is not painful, it is very stressful.
First of all, I am ashamed of my parents. As the first girl admitted to the university in the village at that time, her parents' faces were quite radiant, and her neighbors came to congratulate her. However, after graduation, my job was only 1000 yuan, which was only enough for me to eat, and my confidence and self-esteem were crushed. I don't want my parents to look sad when they mention my work.
That year, I haven't been home since graduation. I don't know how to tell my parents and neighbors about my work, and I don't want to face the disappointment on my parents' faces. I didn't have the courage to go home for the New Year until the written test results came out.
Second, there is a serious lack of self-confidence and self-denial. Before preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, I had participated in 1 national examination, 1 provincial examination and 1 career preparation, all of which ended in failure. Coupled with my poor work, I began to doubt my ability and almost collapsed. If I failed in the postgraduate entrance examination at that time, I think I really completely denied myself. Maybe I will be devastated and timid for a lifetime.
However, fortunately, I was admitted to the graduate school, proved myself and convinced myself that I was ok, not bad enough.
There is pressure and motivation. Although I have always been unsure of myself in the preparation process, it is this lack of confidence that makes me work harder. Say it here for your reference.
1. Develop a review strategy with time dimension and goal concept. Before reviewing, you should know how long your review time is, which subjects you need to review, how each subject is progressing, and what review goals you need to complete every day. The review strategy has been worked out and I know the whole review like the back of my hand. The next step is tactical efforts.
Two: review should be focused and determined to cross the rubicon. For me at that time, my work and exams failed, and postgraduate entrance examination was the only way out, so I 100% devoted myself to postgraduate entrance examination without any distractions. One year after graduation, I almost forgot all the professional courses, and almost all of them started from scratch. I chewed a little and studied a little until I learned to understand them.
For the students who take the postgraduate entrance examination in the senior year, the knowledge they have learned is still warm, which may be easier than me. However, it is precisely because of this that some students did not focus on review. They will attend the job fair for a while, review the national examination for a while, and participate in activities for a while. They have too many ideas in their minds, which makes it impossible to review, or the review effect is very poor. When the written test results are not ideal, you will deny yourself and your self-confidence will be hit. This is obviously an attribution-oriented mistake. When you don't put 100% effort into one thing, you are not qualified to say that you can't.
Three: Self-discipline and unswervingly implement the plan. The knowledge points that must be overcome today must be overcome, and the number of pages of textbook review must be reached. Don't make any excuses for yourself, and always make sure that the progress bar of review is forward.
Four: Relax properly and give yourself a reward. If the rope is pulled too tightly, it will break easily. Therefore, it is very necessary to relax the tense nerves in time and give yourself a little reward. For example, I will reward myself for walking in the square for 10 minutes or listening to songs for 10 minutes after overcoming a difficulty or remembering a knowledge point. After this week's review progress is completed, I will reward myself to rest for half a day and sleep late. After establishing positive feedback in this way, I will unconsciously speed up the review progress, complete this week's review plan ahead of schedule and give myself a holiday.
The most important point: you must make yourself successful once and give yourself positive feedback, so that you can fight more and more bravely.