What if the entrance exam fails?

Don't be discouraged if you don't get satisfactory results in the entrance exam, adjust your mentality and actively prepare for the school exam in the next time. The nature of the joint exam is slightly different from that of the school exam. Although the college entrance examination has higher professional requirements for candidates than the joint entrance examination, all colleges and universities will have certain professional preferences when enrolling students. Taking the fine arts major as an example, some professional colleges will pay more attention to candidates' sketching ability, while others will pay more attention to candidates' grasp of color.

When preparing for the exam, you must be fully prepared, master the professional enrollment and admission principles of your favorite colleges in recent years, and strengthen the training of the exam content. As long as we make full preparations and efforts before the exam, we can finally pass the school exam smoothly. It should be noted that the college entrance examination should be carefully selected, and the college entrance examination should be "dispersed", and the grades of institutions should not be too concentrated. In order to make up for the mistakes in the joint entrance examination, we should carefully choose schools and reasonably screen institutions. Generally speaking, ordinary undergraduate colleges can apply more appropriately, which can "guarantee the rush" and increase the chances of passing.

Candidates can change the direction of the art test in time.

According to industry insiders, the majors of photography, digital media technology, makeup and history are relatively unpopular, and the number of applicants is relatively small. These majors have a greater chance of quick success and instant benefit in the short term, and candidates can choose according to their own situation.

(If you are a student who failed in the unified examination, you can study what special majors are there in this province. Some colleges and universities have special majors, so you don't refer to your exam results. )