Frankly speaking, it is really too early for freshmen to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination. However, in recent years, the examination papers are more serious, and the difficulty of postgraduate entrance examination is also increasing year by year. It is understandable for freshmen to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination.

Freshmen who plan to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination must eat more snacks and don't take the postgraduate entrance examination as a slogan. If you can really understand the common sense of postgraduate entrance examination from the freshman year and prepare for the exam carefully, it should be easy to land in Qingbei. Of course, don't forget to study hard when preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination and pass CET-4 and CET-6 as soon as possible! Maybe you can get a postgraduate degree?

In addition, the postgraduate entrance examination is an information war, and we all need to know the enrollment ratio, review planning and other information in advance. And these are what freshmen who are preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination lack.

First, the reasons why freshmen prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination too early

The reasons why freshmen prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination too early are mainly manifested in the following two aspects: the registration time for postgraduate entrance examination and the main tasks of freshmen.

(A) freshmen can not sign up for the postgraduate exam.

According to Article 15 of "202 1 National Regulations on Postgraduate Admissions" [1], entering the national postgraduate entrance examination must reach one of the following four academic levels.

1. Undergraduate graduates with nationally recognized academic qualifications (including graduates of adult higher education held by ordinary universities, adult universities and ordinary universities) and undergraduates who can graduate through self-study exams and online education. Candidates must obtain a nationally recognized undergraduate diploma or a foreign academic degree certificate issued by the study abroad service center of the Ministry of Education (the specific time limit is stipulated by the admissions unit) before entering the school in that year, otherwise the admission qualification will be invalid.

2. People with nationally recognized undergraduate degrees.

3. Those who have graduated from a state-recognized higher vocational college for two years (from graduation to the date of admission in the same year, the same below) and above, as well as undergraduate graduates who have obtained state-recognized academic certificates, meet the specific academic requirements put forward by the admissions unit according to the training objectives of the unit, and sign up for the examination as undergraduate graduates with the same academic qualifications.

4. Persons who have obtained master's or doctoral degrees.

Therefore, freshmen can't register for postgraduate study, and seniors can only register last semester.

From this perspective, it is really too early for freshmen to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination. It is more appropriate to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination in sophomore year.

(2) Freshmen should be used to find their real interests.

Classmate, you just went to college. Do you know your major? Have you decided what to do in the future? Do you really want to take the postgraduate entrance examination? What is the purpose of your postgraduate entrance examination? Have you lost Jie Bao's face? Are you going to study abroad? Do you know which major you want to study for?

How many can freshmen answer these questions? It is irresponsible to choose the postgraduate entrance examination without thinking clearly about these problems.

Freshmen should think these problems clearly as much as possible, and at the same time ensure that their grades are above average. If the school allows, pass the CET-4 and CET-6 with high scores as soon as possible. (500+)

The above two aspects are the main reasons why I think it is too early to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination. But I don't object to students who have made up their minds to take the postgraduate entrance examination from the beginning of their freshman year. After all, the longer the preparation time, the greater the success rate of landing.

Second, how should freshmen prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination?

Seeing that all the students here should be planning to take the postgraduate entrance examination, what should they do specifically? This part starts with the doubts of freshmen's postgraduate entrance examination, combs the whole process of pre-examination preparation, mid-term implementation and post-examination preparation according to the timeline, and focuses on the methods and specific ways of freshmen's postgraduate entrance examination preparation, hoping to help you.

(A) preparation: understand the postgraduate entrance examination