What is the difference between English 1 and English 2 for the postgraduate entrance examination?

The differences between English 1 and English 2 are as follows.

1. The difficulty of the exams is different. The postgraduate English I exam is more difficult, while the postgraduate English II exam is relatively less difficult. Because Postgraduate Entrance Examination English I is an examination subject for academic degree graduate students, and Postgraduate Entrance Examination English II is an examination subject for professional degree graduate students. The former focuses on academic research and basic theoretical research and requires a higher level of English, while the latter mainly focuses on professional practical research and has less English requirements. Therefore, in terms of difficulty, the English 1 exam is more difficult than the English 2 exam. It's much more difficult. In the actual exam, English 1 has more vocabulary than English 2, and there are often words that exceed the syllabus, causing many people to fail in English 1 in the postgraduate entrance examination.

2. The exam contents are different.

The translation questions for the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English 1 are segmented sentence translations, and the translation questions for the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English 2 are whole paragraph translations; the compositions for the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English 1 are generally applied short essays and comic compositions, and the compositions for the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English 2 are practical essays and Graphical article. It is precisely because the two test groups are different, so there are significant differences between English 1 and English 2 in terms of question types and test content. This is why the postgraduate English 1 test is more difficult, and the postgraduate English 2 test is relatively more difficult. The main reason is small.

3. The scope of application is different. Postgraduate Entrance Examination English I has a wide range of application, while Postgraduate Entrance Examination English II has a smaller application range. The applicable scope of the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English I includes academic degree graduate students in 13 major categories and more than 100 specific subject directions, while the applicable scope of the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English II only covers the professional subject directions that graduate students with professional degrees can apply for. Graduate students with an academic degree can apply for more majors and are more comprehensive, while graduate students with a professional degree can apply for fewer majors and are less comprehensive. Therefore, the applicable scope of English I is significantly larger than the applicable scope of English II.