In what months are the re-examinations for the postgraduate entrance examination usually held?

The postgraduate entrance examination re-examination is usually from late March to early April. There is no unified time limit and is arranged by each graduate admissions unit. The re-examination is an important part of the master's degree admissions examination. It is used to test the candidates' innovation ability, professionalism and comprehensive quality. It is an important part of the master's degree admission. Those who fail the re-examination will not be admitted.

The postgraduate re-examination is an important part of the postgraduate examination system, that is, the second examination organized by the applying institution after passing the postgraduate entrance examination (preliminary examination). Generally, there are written examinations and interviews.

Early postgraduate re-examinations were mostly just a form, but since 2006, postgraduate admissions have increased the weight of re-examinations, and some admissions units have even increased the weight of re-examinations to 50%. Candidates are required to have real talents and higher adaptability.

Relevant regulations:

(1) The admissions unit must re-examine all candidates to be admitted, and may re-examine again if necessary. Those who fail the re-examination will not be admitted.

(2) The admissions unit will strictly review the original application materials such as second-generation resident ID card, academic certificate, student ID card and candidate qualifications before the re-examination. Those who do not meet the requirements will not be re-examined. .

If there is any question about the candidate’s academic qualifications (student status) information, the admissions unit may require the candidate to provide a certification certificate issued by an authoritative organization within the specified time.

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

(4) For candidates with equivalent academic qualifications (subject to the information filled in during registration) (law (non-law), business administration, corporate management, engineering management or tourism management majors) Master's degree students can be excluded). During the re-examination, at least two core undergraduate courses should be taken. The additional test is a written test.

(5) Ideological and political theory examinations for master’s degrees in business administration, corporate management, tourism management, engineering management, accounting, library information, and auditing will be conducted by the admissions unit in the re-examination, and the scores will be included in the re-examination. score.

(6) Foreign language listening and speaking tests will be conducted during the re-examination, and the results will be included in the re-examination score.

(7) Ethnic minority areas only refer to the ethnic autonomous areas listed in the "National Ethnic Regional Autonomous Areas Brief List" published by the relevant departments of the State Council. Candidates should fill in their ethnic identity truthfully when reporting online, and it cannot be changed after on-site confirmation.

(8) The Ministry of Education determines the basic score requirements for candidates to enter the re-examination based on the training objectives for master's degree students, combined with the annual enrollment plan, student sources and overall preliminary examination results. However, the basic score requirements for candidates to enter the re-examination are determined by the admissions unit.