I failed in the postgraduate entrance examination. Can I work first and then take the exam slowly?

If you don't get into graduate school, work first and then take the exam slowly, which can't be understood as taking part in postgraduate study while working. If you take part-time exams, I have nothing to say. If you took the 985/2 1 1 full-time exam, give up this idea as soon as possible. Today's postgraduate entrance examination is different from that of 10 years ago, even different from that of five years ago. Nowadays, the number of applicants for postgraduate entrance examination increases by 500,000 every year. You didn't get into the full-time exam preparation, let alone take the postgraduate entrance examination while working.

If you must go to graduate school, you won't do well in the first year, don't work in the middle, and review directly in the second year. This has the highest efficiency and the least loss. It sounds good to take the postgraduate entrance examination while working, but have you ever thought that you can't keep up with what you compete with fresh graduates, both in time and energy? Learning needs atmosphere. I'm exhausted after a day's work. Are you sure you still have the perseverance to review? It is also possible to persist for three or two weeks or a month by perseverance. After a long time, the mood will be erased and give up slowly. Your boss won't be happy that you take the postgraduate entrance examination while working, because your mind is not completely focused on your work, so you can only review it secretly, but you confirmed on the spot that the exam, including the interview, will always be found by your colleagues, and everyone will be happy if you pass the exam, but if you fail, you will have no job.

Of course, some people think so. Anyway, I'm taking the postgraduate entrance examination while working, and there's nothing to lose if I don't pass the exam. If you fail in one year, you will be tested for two years. If you fail in two years, you will be tested for three years until you pass the exam. I said, why bother? Just take half a year to prepare for the exam. Isn't it better than your preparation year after year? Even if you are admitted a few years later, think about how old you are. When you were in graduate school, the students around you were generally 3-5 years younger than you. This age gap will be reflected in all aspects and will always tell you? We're different? ! To put it simply, you can no longer live a normal student life.